Global Trade

In the context of globalization, trade has become a vital link connecting economies worldwide. Leveraging its strategic location in Singapore, SGGC conducts in-depth research on the dynamics and trends of global trade, aiming to provide comprehensive insights and expertise to its clients.

We focus on studying changes in global trade policies, the impact of trade barriers, and trade opportunities in emerging markets in the Asia-Pacific region. Through analysis of global supply chains, trade agreements, and economic cooperation organizations, we assist clients in acquiring up-to-date trade information, formulating adaptable trade strategies, and seizing market opportunities, mitigating risks, and achieving business growth. Our goal is to help clients maintain a competitive advantage in global trade and achieve sustainable development.

Research directions

• Study the trade policies of major economies worldwide, such as the United States, China, the European Union, including trade protectionist measures, trade agreements, and free trade initiatives. Analyze the impact of these policies on the trade environment and business opportunities in the Asia-Pacific region.
• Monitor trade restriction measures implemented by countries, such as tariffs, non-tariff barriers, export controls, and trade protection measures.
• Study the opportunities and competitive advantages of Singapore as a trade hub, focusing on innovative trade policies, trade agreements, and trade services.
• Research the dynamics and influencing factors of the trade relationship between China and the United States, paying attention to trade frictions, developments in trade negotiations, and analyze how changes in China-US trade policies impact businesses and markets.
• Study cross-border investment trends and cooperation models in the Asia-Pacific region, including investment cooperation among major powers, the formation of regional value chains, and the establishment of investment rules.