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The Hinrich Foundation Foundation presented the updated Sustainable Trade Index (STI) \u2014 the annual rating of the 30 leading economies of the world, prepared in conjunction with the IMD World Competitiveness Center. The index estimates how stable the country is in trade, combining economic development, social stability and environmental responsibility.<\/p>\n

The main goal of the rating is to help governments, researchers and experts understand the relationship between global trade and the sustainability of economic systems, as well as stimulate the discussion about the long-term sustainability of the world economy.<\/p>\n

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In 2025, Great Britain\u00a0took<\/a>\u00a0the first place, rising from last year's second position and moving New Zealand to the second place. Australia and Singapore kept their positions \u2014 \u21163 and \u21164 respectively.<\/p>\n

Some countries demonstrated noticeable growth:<\/p>\n