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Supply Chain Poses Potential for Risk in 2022

Companies should prepare for supply chain shortages by looking for additional sources and possibly investing in higher-than-normal inventory to allow for increased and unpredictable consumer demand.

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Managing Risk at the End of a Tumultuous Year

The efficiency and effectiveness of vaccine rollout, rising commodity prices and insolvencies in Europe continue to pose significant risks for a global economic recovery throughout the rest of 2021 and into 2022.

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Brexit and COVID-19 Challenges Disrupt UK-EU Trade

As global trade recovers amid the vaccination rollout and easing of lockdown restrictions, the impact of Brexit will become more apparent and will continue to drag on the trade relationship.

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Eastern European Payment Practices Suggest Difficult, Yet Hopeful Year Ahead

Despite the unprecedented challenges of this year, businesses in Eastern Europe are expecting quicker domestic rebounds, while the global economy is likely to face a slower recovery.

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Brazilian Economy Expected to Contract by 4.6% as Domestic Demand Suffers

Brazil’s less stringent containment measures and stronger fiscal support during COVID-19 have led to smaller output loss compared to most other countries in the region.

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Atradius Publishes New International Debt Collection Handbook

The latest Atradius Economic Research forecasts a 26% increase in global insolvencies this year as the coronavirus pandemic pushes the world economy into recession.

Atradius Expects 26% Spike in Insolvencies

Every major economy, except for China, is expected to enter recession this year.

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Long Road to Recovery Ahead for China’s Economy

Despite the signing of a so-called ‘phase one’ trade deal between the U.S. and China in January 2020, the trade war has not ended yet.

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Atradius Report Shows Strained State of Russia’s Business Environment

Politically, Russia’s relationship with the EU and the U.S. remains tense with little room for improvement in the short-term – status quo since the outbreak of the Ukraine crisis in early 2014 and Russia’s intervention in the civil war in Syria.

Study: Asia Braces for Insolvency Storm Amid COVID-19 Fallout

Credit-based sales grew an average of 14% while at the same time the value of overdue invoices spiked 56%.

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Stock Financial Photo

Supply Chain Poses Potential for Risk in 2022

Companies should prepare for supply chain shortages by looking for additional sources and possibly investing in higher-than-normal inventory to allow for increased and unpredictable consumer demand.

Adobe Stock 334042834

Managing Risk at the End of a Tumultuous Year

The efficiency and effectiveness of vaccine rollout, rising commodity prices and insolvencies in Europe continue to pose significant risks for a global economic recovery throughout the rest of 2021 and into 2022.

Brainwashed 4 You

Brexit and COVID-19 Challenges Disrupt UK-EU Trade

As global trade recovers amid the vaccination rollout and easing of lockdown restrictions, the impact of Brexit will become more apparent and will continue to drag on the trade relationship.

Kentoh Stock adobe com

Eastern European Payment Practices Suggest Difficult, Yet Hopeful Year Ahead

Despite the unprecedented challenges of this year, businesses in Eastern Europe are expecting quicker domestic rebounds, while the global economy is likely to face a slower recovery.

Kentoh Stock adobe com

Brazilian Economy Expected to Contract by 4.6% as Domestic Demand Suffers

Brazil’s less stringent containment measures and stronger fiscal support during COVID-19 have led to smaller output loss compared to most other countries in the region.

Getty Images 912808702 Finance

Atradius Publishes New International Debt Collection Handbook

The latest Atradius Economic Research forecasts a 26% increase in global insolvencies this year as the coronavirus pandemic pushes the world economy into recession.

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Atradius Expects 26% Spike in Insolvencies

Every major economy, except for China, is expected to enter recession this year.

Pexels Burak K 186461

Long Road to Recovery Ahead for China’s Economy

Despite the signing of a so-called ‘phase one’ trade deal between the U.S. and China in January 2020, the trade war has not ended yet.

Pexels Burak K 186461

Atradius Report Shows Strained State of Russia’s Business Environment

Politically, Russia’s relationship with the EU and the U.S. remains tense with little room for improvement in the short-term – status quo since the outbreak of the Ukraine crisis in early 2014 and Russia’s intervention in the civil war in Syria.

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Study: Asia Braces for Insolvency Storm Amid COVID-19 Fallout

Credit-based sales grew an average of 14% while at the same time the value of overdue invoices spiked 56%.

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Atradius Releases Reports Exploring COVID Impacts in Japan, Indonesia and Vietnam

Even with drastic stimulus measures to support businesses, insolvencies are predicted to rise as firms face mounting challenges.

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New Report Reveals Possible Export Growth in Emerging Markets

Atradius has released a new study showing that Brazil, Colombia, Kazakhstan, the United Arab Emirates, Senegal and Vietnam are likely to shine in 2020 despite geopolitical and trade uncertainty on a global scale.