Global Trade News– November 14, 2025

The global trade landscape is evolving as emerging markets adapt to shifting trends and trade relationships. On November 14, 2025, several important developments emerged that exporters, importers and trade-strategy professionals should monitor.

At EximHub.pro, we track these changes to help businesses adapt their sourcing, market-access and compliance strategies. Below is the curated roundup of today’s major trade-news items.


1. Emerging Markets Show Resilience to U.S. Tariffs

Source: Reuters – “Most emerging nations can realign trade to weather US tariffs, report finds.” ([turn0search3])
A recent report from Verisk Maplecroft notes that many top emerging economies — including India, Brazil and China — are better positioned than expected to withstand U.S. trade-actions thanks to diversified supply chains and stable fundamentals.
Why it matters:

  • Exporters and importers should recognise that global supply-chains are shifting and new trade routes are being formed.
  • Businesses in emerging markets may gain competitive advantage through agile sourcing and market diversification.
    EximHub Insight:
    If your business operates in emerging-market trade, now is the time to review export strategy, diversify supply-chains and monitor regulatory shifts. Visit our Export Growth & Market Access Advisory.

2. India Becomes the “Reverse AI Trade” Among Emerging Markets

Source: Economic Times – “India now reverse AI trade after being relative-return disaster: Chris Wood of Jefferies.” ([turn0search1]
According to Chris Wood of Jefferies, India has emerged as a “reverse AI trade” within emerging markets in 2025 — lagging behind peers such as Taiwan, Korea and China in AI-driven valuations and investment flows.
Trade relevance:

  • This under-performance signals potential for India as others overheat in AI-valuation.
  • Exporters in Indian tech, services or manufacturing should evaluate how global buyer preferences and investment flows might evolve.
    EximHub Insight:
    For companies exporting from or sourcing in India, now is the moment to align value-chains, review tech/service export niches and be prepared for shifts when the “AI-trade” cycle corrects.

What Exporters & Importers Should Do Now

  • Review your exposure to emerging-market supply-chains: reposition sourcing and diversification strategies.
  • For export operations involving India: leverage the moment to align your product/service offering and monitor global investment and demand cycles.
  • Use the insights from EximHub to optimise market-access, compliance and growth strategy.

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