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Hírek
Report
Industry trends food August 2025
In some markets the indirect impact of tariffs could dampen higher food spending
Report
Regional Economic Outlook Latin America & Caribbean - July 2025
Growing resilience tested by US policy shifts
Report
Industry trends electronics ICT July 2025
A temporary de-escalation in the US-China tariff dispute will support global electronics growth
Report
Economic Outlook - July 2025
The shock of US trade policy is unprecedented and is weighing on the global economic outlook.
Report
Industry trends construction July 2025
Tariffs and related economic uncertainty weigh on commercial construction investment
Report
B2B payment practices trends in Bulgaria 2025
Our survey of companies across Bulgaria reveals a risk-averse mood amid widespread concern about the levels of late...
Report
B2B payment practices trends in Asia 2025
Amid a fragmented B2B customer payment risk landscape, Asia’s corporate sector is concerned about cash flow and profitability, our survey...
Továbbiak betöltése
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News
Global economy on track for a soft landing
The Atradius Chief Economist, John Lorié, assesses the economic landscape during this challenging time for the global economy.
News
Central banks go it alone on interest rate easing
June has been an important month for the future of global trade, as US and European monetary policy started a slow but potentially significant divergence.
News
German industry fights to stay on top
As the UEFA Euro 24 football tournament looms, host nation Germany is desperate to return to winning ways on and off the pitch.
News
CEE companies anticipate a rise in insolvencies
Central and Eastern European (CEE) companies anticipate a rise in insolvencies in the upcoming months. This concern reflects a broader trend across Europe.
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