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How could “Trumponomics” affect Latin America’s economies?

How could “Trumponomics” affect Latin America’s economies?

08/02/2017

Political developments in the US have caused uncertainties over the trade policies that could be implemented and the region’s vulnerability to tighter financial conditions (...)

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Brexit: Despite several shocks, the United Kingdom will remain attractive for businesses

06/08/2017

Businesses have proven their resilience since the referendum, but a downturn in investments is starting to be seen.
The fall in growth (1.4% in 2017 and 1.2% in 2018) will lead to a rise in the number of business failures, of 8.7%1 and 8%1 respectively

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Sector risk assessments 2nd quarter 2017

07/04/2017

12 Major sectors assessed worldwide

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Country and sector risks worldwide

07/05/2017

The second quarter of 2017 marked a new start for Europe, Russia and, on the sector side, for the automobile and agrofood industries in several countries (...)

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Asia Corporate Payment Survey 2016: Tail risks are on the rise

07/10/2017

Coface’s latest annual payment survey covered 2,795 corporates in the Asia Pacific region, focusing on 8 markets: Australia, China, Hong Kong, India, Japan, Singapore, Taiwan and Thailand. The survey also traced the evolution of corporate payments in 11 sectors (...)

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GCC banks urged to fine-tune liquidity management in order to address new economic cycle - Coface Economic Report

07/24/2017

The stagnation of low oil prices is weighing on liquidity conditions across Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries. This is slowing down government fiscal revenues (...)

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Labour shortages in the Central and Eastern Europe region: an opportunity for households but a threat for local companies

05/05/2017

Developments in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) labour markets have been beneficial for households. Rising wages and low inflation, combined with improving consumer confidence, have led to lower unemployment rates and an increase in private consumption.

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