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Stay on top of competitive conditions and be the first to find emerging opportunities
The Market Analysis Tools are the access point to one of the world’s largest databases on trade statistics, tariff data, foreign direct investment data and voluntary standards.
Data from 220 countries/regions
Free of charge
Up-to-date and detailed information
Stay on top of competitive conditions and be the first to find emerging opportunities
The Market Analysis Tools are the access point to one of the world’s largest databases on trade statistics, tariff data, foreign direct investment data and voluntary standards.
Data from 220 countries/regions
Free of charge
Up-to-date and detailed information
Make well-informed business decisions
Understand international supply and demand trends, grow your exports by identifying opportunities for product and market diversification and close the best deals thanks to a complete understanding of competitive conditions in 200+ countries & regions.
The most complete market analysis tools out there
Make use of valuable insights on:
Trade
Investment
Market access
Export potential
Sustainability
Procurement
The most complete market analysis tools out there
Make use of valuable insights on:
Trade
Investment
Market access
Export potential
Sustainability
Procurement
INNOVATIVE MARKET ANALYSIS AND RESEARCH SOLUTIONS
Join over 1,000,000 users in 200+ countries who are already accelerating their businesses
ITC’s Market Analysis Tools will empower your business to navigate the ever-changing international trade landscape. In 2019, the portal helped companies realise an estimated $367 million in trade transactions. The tools are widely used by most Fortune 500 companies and all other business leaders worldwide.
Users from developing countries have full access to the tools free of charge, users from developed countries will have restricted access to the tools free of charge.