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Empirical Study on International Business and Finance Covers Global Market Trend, International Trade and Financial Management

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Abstracts

This study investigates how global economic policies (such as trade agreements, exchange rate fluctuations and import-export controls) shape multinational firms’ strategies for entering foreign markets. And then how international trade agreements influence the global business climate, shaping market access, competitive dynamics, regulatory frameworks, and investments flows. Using quantitative methods on a representative sample of MNC, the research finds that trade agreements encourage high -capital entry modes example Foreign Direct Investments by reducing tariffs and standardizing regulations, exchange volatility pushes firms toward export-oriented strategies to hedge currency risks, import and export restrictions force firms to adapt their production and sourcing models. The findings highlight the importance of flexible financial planning when operating across varied policy environments.

Keywords: Global Market Trend, International Trade & Financial Management

Author Information
K. Seethalakshmi
Issue No
5
Volume No
8
Issue Publish Date
05 May 2026
Issue Pages
40-45

Issue References

References

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Web Source

  1. https://www.wto.org/ statisticswto.org

    WTO Data Portal (trade datasets & interactive tools)

  2. https://data.wto.org/ data.wto.org WTO Merchandise Trade Statistics

  3. https://data.wto.org/en/dataset/commerchandise data.wto.org 

    International Monetary Fund – Data Portal (macroeconomic & finance data)

  4. https://www.imf.org/en/ Data IMF

    UN Data (commodity trade & economic statistics)

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    World Integrated Trade Solution (WITS) – Trade statistics tool

  6. https://wits.worldbank.org/ about_wits.html

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