Trade resilience refers to the ability of a nation’s economy to withstand and recover from disruptions. It encompasses diverse factors such as supply chain stability, market adaptability, and regulatory frameworks. Strong trade resilience fosters economic growth and stability. In the context of British and Indian trade, it highlights the importance of strategic partnerships and robust policies to navigate global challenges effectively.
As global trade faces disruption and uncertainty, China’s economy has once again drawn attention for its resilience. In 2025, China’s GDP crossed 140 trillion yuan (around $20 trillion),...
