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Atradius Market Monitor - June 2010 Will the euro crisis hamper recovery? The current business environment in: |
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The Future of Trade Credit Insurance Credit sales can regenerate trade, according to the latest Atradius white paper, but transparency and trust are essential. Through a series of in-depth interviews and international business research, the white paper points the way for a resurgence of successful sales on credit terms, provided that they are based on best practices in credit management, openness between supplier and buyer, and support from banks, credit insurers and governments. |
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Atradius Market Monitor - May 2010 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. |
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Latest Country Reports - Indonesia and United Arab Emirates Indonesia - May 2010 The economy has proved far more resilient to the global downturn than expected. In 2011 GDP growth is expected to increase to 5.9% after a 5.6% growth rate this year, due to a further improvement in investment. United Arab Emirates - May 2010 In 2010 nearly all macroeconomic indicators will improve; real GDP is forecast to grow by 2.5%, thanks to a return to previous levels of oil output and large projects coming on-stream, and this will support all components of demand. Although it is expected that Dubai World´s bank creditors will accept the debt restructuring proposal made by the government, negotiations are still ongoing as crucial details still have to be determined. |
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Atradius Market Monitor - April 2010 Economic springtime for some after the long freeze, but still there are plenty of showers around. The current business environment in: |
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