World Bank trade data ranks Luxembourg, Sudan at extremes
In short
World Bank figures show big differences in how much countries rely on trade.
Luxembourg is listed at 350% of GDP, while Sudan is at 2%, according to the Mint summary.
What the reporting says
World Bank figures highlight how some smaller economies rely heavily on international trade, with cross-border flows of goods and services far larger than annual economic output, according to a Mint summary. The report says Luxembourg stands at 350% of GDP and Sudan at 2% in the list of trade-dependent countries. The figures illustrate how trade exposure can vary sharply across economies, but the source gives no policy or market reaction.
Why it matters
World Bank figures cited in a Mint summary show sharp differences in trade dependence across countries, with Luxembourg at 350% of GDP and Sudan at 2%. The data is presented as a comparison of how much smaller economies rely on cross-border flows of goods and services relative to their output. No policy move, market impact or specific country-by-country drivers are provided in the source summary.