Global Trade – what does that look like? Bloomberg deployed reporters around the world to capture «routine but revealing moments in these unsettled economic times». The taste of French wine, challenged by tariffs. Nigerian kids who can no longer go to school. A Chinese wedding in Sydney.

From Weekly Filet #288, in May 2020.

One Ordinary Day in Global Trade

One Ordinary Day in Global Trade

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