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Trade headwinds easing

The contraction in EM export growth deepened in October and November but should ease in the next few months as the drags from lower commodity prices and a shift in the Asian electronics cycle fade. Meanwhile, although trade deals agreed by China and Mexico with the US have lifted a cloud over the near-term outlook for their exports, they don’t fundamentally alter it.

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