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The key to successful international trade is accurate economic information - on markets and trade sectors - with an intelligent view of future trends. In this section, Atradius underwriters and economists provide monthly country snapshots with the issues that are currently impacting the local business environment and default expectations.

 

Global Economic analysis
August 2010 - Market Monitor

Are insolvencies at last stabilising? The current business environment in: The Netherlands, Spain, USA, Belgium, Poland, Japan, and Singapore

 

 

 

Global Economic analysis
July 2010 - Market Monitor

Are we seeing the 'beginning of the end' of the downturn?  This month we focus on the business environment in Germany, Ireland, the UK, Mexico, Brazil, Australia and Turkey.

 

 

Global Economic analysis
June 2010 - Atradius Market Monitor

Will the euro crisis hamper recovery? The current business environment in: France, Canada, Italy, Norway, Slovakia, and New Zealand.

 

Global Economic analysis
May 2010 - Atradius Market Monitor

Swings and Roundabouts: In many countries, recovery is driven by some elements of their economies, while others are still hampering growth.

The current business environment in: USA, Belgium, The Netherlands, Austria, Finland, Czech Republic.

 

Global Economic analysis
April 2010 - Atradius Market Monitor
Economic springtime for some after the long freeze, but still there are plenty of showers around.
The current business environment in: UK, Mexico, Germany, Spain, Denmark, Ireland, and Hungary.

 

Global Economic analysis
March 2010 - Atradius Market Monitor

Different markets, different perspectives: While growth expectations vary from country, credit restriction remains and issue for all European economies.

The current business environment in: Italy, Australia, France, Sweden, Portugal, and China.


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