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Trade in Crisis: How to keep the market afloat

Last Updated January 15, 2009
Trade in Crisis: How to keep the market afloat

Trade in Crisis: How to keep the market afloat

Erika Morphy looks at whether the initiatives taken by various multilaterals during the last months of 2008 to pump much-needed liquidity back into the market have taken effect.  Has the estimated US$25bn gap in the trade finance market been plugged yet?



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