We map trade corridors and the bilateral settlement mechanisms that increasingly carry them. Our analysis looks at how supply chain resilience, currency arrangements, and commodity flows shape the macroeconomic trends now emerging across the Global South.

Industrial policy, resource sovereignty, and logistics infrastructure are examined alongside the regional development banks and institutional financing frameworks that support them.

We examine how regional development banks and institutional financing frameworks structure investment, and what those arrangements mean for trade and infrastructure across southern economies.

Our work maps the regional trade pacts and emerging bilateral settlement mechanisms that determine how goods and capital move between partner economies.

We evaluate how resource sovereignty, industrial policy, and logistics infrastructure combine to shape supply chain resilience and long-term access to critical commodities.