global markets
Worldwide trading arenas
Global markets refers to the worldwide system of trade, investment, and financial exchange across national borders.
The term encompasses stock exchanges, currency trading, commodities, and the flow of goods and capital between countries: Global markets reacted sharply to the interest rate announcement.
In business contexts, it often means the collective demand of consumers worldwide: The company is expanding into global markets.
- tariffsTaxes on imports
- trade warsEconomic conflicts via import duties
- free tradeUnrestricted international exchange
- trade agreementsFormal accords on commerce
- globalizationWorldwide economic and cultural integration
stock exchange · commodities · supply chains · emerging markets · international trade · multinational corporations · economic policies · e-commerce platforms · sanctions · hedge funds · risk appetite · investors · World Trade Organization · economic integration · stocks · trading floor · derivatives · capital flows
- Finance WorldWall Street, stock exchange, stock exchanges, banks, central banks
- Global Economicsfree trade, economic development, trade pacts, economic growth, trade blocs
- global financeinternational banking, financial hubs, central banks, capital flows, exchange rates
- globalizationglobalization, free trade, multinationals, interdependence, multinational corporations
- Bloomberg Televisioneconomic data, breaking news, live coverage, financial reports
- global businessmultinational corporations, multinationals, multinational, foreign markets, international trade
global marketslocal markets
Nearby retail establishments
domestic markets · regional markets · community markets · Main Street · village markets
global marketsautarky
Complete economic independence
protectionism · economic nationalism · trade barriers · import substitution · self-sufficiency
global marketscentral planning
Government directs all production
command economy · command economies · subsistence economy · planned economies · barter economy