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Economic Insights
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Global Insolvency Outlook 2020: A softer but broader based rise in corporate insolvencies
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What to expect in 2020-21: Defending growth at all costs
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Retail in the U.S.: Towards destructive destruction
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German SMEs will face higher credit risk in 2020
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Getting high on low interest rates – How falling interest rates have driven savings higher
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Don't judge the inflation book by its cover
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Is Germany a “stranded” economy?
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Agrifood: New risks looming ahead
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In or out? Measuring the Euro break-up risk
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Chronicles of Protectionism Foretold
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Measuring Digitagility: The Enabling Digitalization Index (EDI)
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Chinese New Year: The Nian Returns
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The Truth About Germany and France
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15 Unexpected Reasons to read Global Sector Reports on St Valentine’s Day
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French elections: Why this time it is different
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What is The Only Kryptonite Economic Superpowers Know?
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Superheroes, sidekicks and villains: The Guardians of the economy
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Global Economic Outlook Q2 2018
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Chronicles of Protectionism Foretold
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The View January: Flying High in 2018
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Asia China: A multifaceted strategy in response to the US
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Middle East under pressure
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Emerging Europe - Hungary check up
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Latin America: AMLO's Mexico
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Western Europe: reforms reloaded
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US Mid-term elections take on extra importance
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Let Africa enter its Belle Époque: Financing on the A-List
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Walk like an Egyptian
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Sanctions again
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Currency crisis
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Brazil's whistle
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Taiwan's exports Health check-up
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Inflation emerging in the US
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Dont poke the panda bear
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Financial liberalization in China a turning point
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US financial deregulation higher growth and risk
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The Perils of a Trumped World
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Africa United
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Latin America Still Vulnerable
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Asean A Solid Growth but no smooth sailing
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Digital Crisis
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Belgian corporates flex their muscles
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Emerging Europe Fast and Risky
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Trump protectionism fake news or old news
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Don't stop me now
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Redistribution by monetary policy
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Chronicles of protectionism foretold
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Italy two years to transform
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Measuring Digitality
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A transformation transaction for the european power sector
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US wages to rise in 2018
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UK against all odds
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China the year of the dog
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Latin America: Halfway there
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Emerging Europe Diverging policies
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Middle East watching the Fed
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Africa Over the rainbow
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The Nian returns
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Trade wars reloaded
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North America Ghosts of the past
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We are the Export Champions
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Asia Gradually tightening
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Latin America A Lending Hand
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Emerging Europe Overheating?
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Middle East A Toxic Mix
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Africa Walk On Water
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US fiscal policy Ghosts of the past
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North America Cracks of driving liquidity
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Middle East Slow Rebalancing
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5 things Ludovic Subran
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Insolvencies forecast Low speed big crashes
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Economic Outlook 2018 Fly me to the moon
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North America The US Fit for a Marathon
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Western Europe Sway with me
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Asia Consolidating momentum
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Latin America Ready to take off
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Emerging Europe Riding on the wind
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Middle East Rocky Road
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Africa Country Roads
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After summer sunburn, mind solar insolvencies
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Global Automotive Report: Bumpy Road ahead
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Turkey: Hard landing on the horizon
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Policy bullying
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Policy bullying
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Brazil: A leap into the unknown
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U.S.: Democratic House, Republican Senate to provide legislative stagnation, more investigations
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Up to one third of European SMEs & MidCaps have high creditworthiness
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Africa improving business conditions
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Middle east: Pump it up
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Emerging europe: Gradual slowdown
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Latin america: Good ol’ risk
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Asia china 2019 outlook: Shocks and stimulus therapy
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Western Europe: The european bank stress test don’t fully reassure
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Bye bye 2018, Hello 2019
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The View November-December 2018
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North america US: Negotiating an america-first trade deal
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Russia: Weathering a U.S. storm
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2019 ECB Preview: Starting shot for the great unwind
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Where the smart savers live
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In line with the economic slowdown, companies preemptively reduced payment delays, except for Mediterranean countries
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What do Trump's new tariffs mean for the global economy?
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European regulatory changes will make banks less willing to lend to SMEs
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What to expect in 2020-21: Defending growth at all costs
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In or out? Measuring the Euro break-up risk
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Covid-19: Quarantined economics
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No stone unturned: How Covid-19 is disrupting every industry
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Reopening the world: Beware of false starts
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Lower for longer: Covid-19 to weigh on interest rates
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Retail in the U.S.: Department store bankruptcies are only the tip of the iceberg
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Allianz Global Pension Report 2020 - The Silver Swan
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Managing the curves: Shaping a sustainable Covid-19 recovery
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Social Risk Index: Structural determinants of social risk
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Rough landing: 2020 will be a terrible year for air transportation
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Construction companies in Europe: Size does matter
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When Main Street makes it to Wall Street
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Money is power: Can a country's culture increase the risk of payment defaults?
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Allianz Global Insurance Report 2020: Skyfall
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Chinese banks put to the test of RMB8tn of Covid-19 problematic loans
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Coping with Covid-19 in differing ways
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Calm before the storm: Covid-19 and the business insolvency time bomb
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Bruised but not beaten, Europe’s textile industry is a perfect candidate for a greener and digital recovery
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Covid-19 to increase firms’ liquidity needs to a record USD8tn as payment delays and inventories surge
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Spain's new coalition government: what does it mean for corporates?
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Iran-U.S. conflict: Regional instability set to rise
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Taiwan election: Decoupling from China remains top of mind
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U.S.-China trade deal: No biggie, but de-escalation confirmed
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2019 was a year to forget for the German economy, 2020 won’t bring much relief
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China: The slowdown is managed, but not over
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Russia: External account - more a story of oil and less of sanctions
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U.S. energy: Black not gold
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ECB Strategy Review: Easy does it!
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Poland: Heading for another slowdown in 2020
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Global Automotive 2020: Another lost year
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Brexit: A UK-EU trade deal is unlikely in 2020
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U.S.: Federal Reserve holds, for now
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Mexico: The great flattening
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France: The cost of division on economic growth
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Coronavirus outbreak in China: Risks of supply chain disruption increase with time
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Italy: A strong setback at the end of the year
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Hong Kong: The recession is likely to deepen in Q1 2020
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Coronavirus outbreak: USD26bn weekly in trade spillovers
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Global insolvencies: Record high failures of major companies
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EU-Vietnam FTA: EUR3.7bn of additional trade per year
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Turkey: Another rate cut raises the risk of a sharp exchange rate correction in 2020
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V2 template news
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Global Economic Outlook Q2 2018
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Sound inventory management pivotal to companies' working capital needs
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US Steel and Aluminium Tariffs: Who Will Pay the Most for America First?
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Don't Stop Me Now
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Payment Behavior
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The View April-May 2018
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Pharmaceuticals: Global Sector Report 2018
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Retail: Global Sector Report 2018
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Textile: Global Sector Report 2018
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Transport Equipment: Global Sector Report 2018
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Transportation: Global Sector Report 2018
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Agrifood: Global Sector Report 2018
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Automotive: Global Sector Report 2018
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Chemicals: Global Sector Report 2018
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Construction: Global Sector Report 2018
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Energy: Global Sector Report 2018
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Household Equipment: Global Sector Report 2018
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Information & Communication Technologies: Global Sector Report 2018
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Machinery: Global Sector Report 2018
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Metal: Global Sector Report 2018
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Paper: Global Sector Report 2018
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Cars in Europe: The British Exception
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State of the (dis)Union Address: A Revelator of Contradictions
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Emerging Markets Open to Trade are Booming
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Global Scenario Q4 2017: Fly Me to the Moon
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WERO n°1: Singapore, US, Angola, Emerging markets
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Profits in the Auto Industry: Rich and Richer
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Bangladesh: Fast economic growth but not healthy yet
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Transportation: Global Sector Report 2017
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WERO N°5: Indonesia, Russia, UK, US
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WERO N°6: Italy, Netherlands, US, Emerging Markets
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WERO N°7: Greece, Germany, UK, US
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WERO N°8: US, India, Germany, Belgium
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Italy: The 30bn Euro NPL Black Hole
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French Elections: 3Rs for a Win
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WERO °9: Spain, Switzerland, Poland, Emerging Markets
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French elections: Pricing uncertainty - what Investors expect
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Netherlands: The Uncertainty Factor
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The Dutch Country Risk Dashboard
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WERO N°10: US, Netherlands, China, Iceland
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WERO N°11: Argentina, UK, Japan, Ukraine
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Algeria: Hydrocarbon, a blessing or a curse ?
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Argentina: The skies clear up
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WERO N°3: US, UK, Turkey, South Korea
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Economic Talk – Superheroes, sidekicks and villains: The Guardians of the economy
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WERO N°4: Eurozone, France, Greece, US
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Aeronautics: Global Sector Report 2017
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Agrifood: Global Sector Report 2017
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Automotive: Global Sector Report 2017
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Chemicals: Global Sector Report 2017
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Construction: Global Sector Report 2017
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Energy: Global Sector Report 2017
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Paper: Global Sector Report 2017
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Household Equipment Global Sector Report 2017
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Metal: Global Sector Report 2017
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Machinery: Global Sector Report 2017
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Pharmaceuticals: Global Sector Report 2017
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Information & Communication Technologies 2017
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Retail: Global Sector Report 2017
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Textile: Global Sector Report 2017
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Myanmar: Strong growth masks structural vulnerabilities
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Namibia grows resiliently despite external weaknesses
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Panama: Strong growth fueled by capital inflows
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Qatar: One of the most resilient players in the region
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Sweden: Fighting the housing bubble
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Thailand: Fragile expansion
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Uganda: Balancing act between growth and balances
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Country Risk Map Q4 2016
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Sector Risk Map Q4 2016
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Insolvencies to increase in 2017 (map)
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WERO n°1: China, Emerging Markets, UK, US
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Economic Talk: Insolvencies, the Tip of the Iceberg
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The Superheroes of the Global Economy in 2017
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Policy nudges 2017-2018
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Simulated impact of selected policy actions of the new administration on US companies’ financial statements
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US policies and forecasts: baseline and alternative scenarios
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WERO n°2: China, Germany, UK, U.S.
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Mali reaping peace dividends amid a fragile security situation
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Mozambique in debt distress
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Country Risk Ratings: September 2016 Review
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Cyprus: Successfully emerging from a deep financial crisis
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Denmark: Positive reform momentum is yet to materialize
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Indonesia: Turning the growth corner?
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Ireland: Higher and faster
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Jamaica: Positive signs after economic reforms
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Kazakhstan: Hard hit by persistently low oil prices and impact of Russia crisis
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Malaysia: Weak exports and low commodity prices weigh on growth
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Armenia: Affected by low commodity prices and Russia crisis
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Austria: Growth is gradually gathering momentum
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Bolivia: Hit by low commodity prices
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Brazil: Recession bottoming out soon
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UK: Against headwinds
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China: GDP supported by stimulus
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Trade Wars in map: The Force Weakens
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New car markets for 2016
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Sector Risk Outlook Q3 2016 (Update)
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Eurozone: Rising selling prices for the first time in a year
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Turkey: Rising political uncertainties weigh on the economy
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Mexico: Modest growth due to subdued industrial activity in the US and low oil
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Mongolia: Weak growth and large macroeconomic imbalances
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Netherlands: Moderate but steady speed ahead of Brexit and elections
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Pakistan: ongoing vulnerabilities limit the economic potential
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Philippines: Strong growth hindered by political uncertainties
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Portugal: Tiptoeing growth and reduced deficits
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Slovenia: Moderate growth has returned but crisis legacies still weigh on the economy
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Trinidad & Tobago: Oil and gas prices drive the economy into the red
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Japan: Short-term gain, long-term pain
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Vietnam: Strong growth but short-term vulnerabilities persist
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China: Slowing growth and eroding policy buffers
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Hungary: Losing momentum due to slowdown in EU fund absorption
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Slovak Republic: Strong domestic demand drives growth
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Eurozone: Consumption drives half of Q1 GDP growth
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Romania: Strong growth ahead thanks to fiscal stimulus
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Peru: Pro-business policies to be pursued by the new President
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Germany: Continued robust but unspectacular growth
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Portugal: Tiptoeing growth
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United States: Weak productivity impeding growth, raising insolvencies
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Finland: Time to reform
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New Zealand: Slower but comfortable growth
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South Korea: Proving resilient
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Turkey: Q1 GDP growth boosted by consumption
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Kuwait: High dependency on oil but large financial buffers
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Morocco: Resilience tested by recurrent drought
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Nigeria: Policy uncertainties and weak hydrocarbon revenues
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Senegal: Outlook promising, despite regional uncertainties
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Tanzania: Large current account deficits but strong GDP growh
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United Arab Emirates: Navigating headwinds from a position of strength
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Burkina Faso: Concerns about domestic stability and regional security
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Democratic Republic of Congo: Security and stability concerns continue to limit commercial opportunities
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C�te d'Ivoire: Global leader in cocoa production
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Uruguay: challenging times
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UK: How strong could be the Brexit impact ?
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UK: What next?
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Country Report: Argentina
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Country Report: Azerbaijan
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Country Report: Belgium
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Brazil: Still in deep recession in 2016
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Canada: A tale of two Canadas: the two-speed economy
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China: Glass half-full or half empty?
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China: Easy does it
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Country Risk Ratings. June 2016 Review
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Croatia: Finally out of recession
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Dominican Republic: Strengthened macroeconomic environment
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Macao: External headwinds offset domestic strengths
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Egypt: Challenging business conditions against a background of economic headwinds and political transition
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India: Reduced macroeconomic imbalances
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Hong Kong: Coping with China's slowdown
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Eurozone: Further and better quality monetary easing
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Singapore: Subpar growth
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Taiwan: Economic growth to stay sluggish
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Poland: Robust growth at risk due to policy changes? Not yet
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Russia: Recession to continue in 2016 as oil prices remain low
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Norway: Fighting low-for-longer oil prices
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France: A tepid and gradual recovery
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Greece: Fragile recovery from crisis, looking for positive surprises
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Ukraine: Stuck in unresolved crises
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US: Surprisingly dovish Fed
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Ghana: IMF and local medicines are improving the nation's health
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Kenya: Large twin deficits but strong GDP growth trajectory
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Mexico: Highly correlated to the US
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Saudi Arabia: Pro-active policy response to counter weak oil prices
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South Africa: Short-term factors add to structural deficiencies
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Iceland: Improving but legacy risks remain
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Cyprus: Finally seeing the light at the end of the tunnel
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United States: Growth to continue below trend as consumer lags
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Vietnam: Fast economic growth but short-term weaknesses prevail
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El Salvador: Fiscal and external vulnerabilities
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Poland: Robust growth for now, watch out for fiscal reforms
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Estonia: Exports affected by crisis in Russia but economic fundamentals remain strong
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Colombia: Fall in oil prices weighs on growth
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Chile: Fall in copper prices weigh on growth
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U.S.: Fed begins new era
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Israel: A future Mediterranean energy power?
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Uganda: Growth robust, despite weak commodity prices
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South Africa: An extended period of sub-par GDP growth
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Oman: Low oil prices, weakened staterevenues, twin deficit
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Namibia: Outlook clouded by commodity dependence and close links with South Africa
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Mozambique: Still strong growth, but debt increasing
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Mali: Domestic and regional fragilities
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Gabon: outlook dimmed by weaker oil accounts
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Ethiopia: The spectre of drought re-emerges
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C�te d'Ivoire: On a firmer footing and good prospects
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Spain: Coalition conundrum
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The 7 dwarfs of global growth
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+5% Insolvencies in the UK in 2016
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Aeronautics: Order books exceeding 9 years of production
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Agrifood: Low commodity prices hurt agriculture while food industry's profits barely increase
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Eurozone: More will follow soon, but how much?
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Global Sector Report: Automotive
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Malaysia: Tough period ahead
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Jordan: Buffeted by regional conflicts and uncertainties
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Iran: Potential still to be realised
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Hong Kong: Adapting to China's New Normal
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Denmark: Getting better doesn't mean being in good shape
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Bahrain: Continuing (but different) growth constraints
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Australia: Enough tools to cope with the current challenges
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Angola: Measures adopted to counter impact of low oil prices
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Turkey: Q2 GDP surprises but outlook remains subdued
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Economic Talk: Auto market � a live wire
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U.S.: Fed on hold, until December
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India: Pulling the trigger?
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Malta: Economic performance remains robust, but dependency on the banking sector is a significant vulnerability
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Luxembourg: Robust in terms of growth and business environment
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Ireland: Fastest growing country in the Eurozone since 2014
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Nigeria: Political maturity but economic deterioration
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Peru: Fiscal stimulus will support growth
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Serbia: Stuck in recession
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Singapore: Below potential
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South Korea: Resilience amid cyclical headwinds
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United Arab Emirates: Financial strength and diversification soften the impact from weaker oil prices
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United Kingdom: Slow down or inflection point ?
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United States: Weak first quarter but rebound in consumption likely
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Venezuela: Critical situation
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U.S.: Getting nearer to the change
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Morocco: Relative stability in a troubled region
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Eurozone: Continuing the rally
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Eurozone: Let's twist again with the ECB!
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Uruguay: Regional economic turmoil curbs structural strengths
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Turkey: External and domestic turbulences have sent TRY in free fall
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Taiwan: Weak external demand weighs on growth
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Norway: Lower oil prices bite
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Dominican Republic: Growth slows, but country continues to outperform
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Costa Rica: Taking stock as the storm blows over
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Colombia: Slump in oil prices impacts growth
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China: Turbulent times
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Brazil: 2015, worst recession since 1990
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Argentina: waiting for the elections
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Sweden: Still a no-inflation environment
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Russia: Recession has deepened amid continued high RUB volatility
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Qatar: World's No.1 exporter of liquefied natural gas (LNG)
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Mauritus: No. 1 in Africa in terms of the ease of doing business
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Brazil: Recession ahead
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A strong economic model but concern from CHF appreciation
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India: Gathering pace
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Japan: Short term improvement, longer term concerns
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Russia: Currency crisis and deep recession in 2015
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Spain: Back on track
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Ghana: Financial pressures, but help is at hand
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Saudi Arabia: Weaker oil revenues, but strong financial assets
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South Africa: Regional power, but structural rigidities
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Tunisia: Still fragile, but marked progress
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Turkey: Surprise election result and modest Q1 growth
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Czech Republic: On track for continued recovery
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Chemicals in Germany: a window of opportunity that must not be missed
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Argentina: Waiting for the elections
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Austria: Growth remains lacklustre
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Chile: enough tools to cope with the current challenges
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China: Growth remains solid despite higher corporate risk
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Colombia: Strong fundamentals will help to cope with the oil price shock
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Democratic Republic of Congo: Large relatively untapped potential hindered by security and stability concerns
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C�te d'Ivoire: On a firmer footing and good prospects
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Cuba: Changing for the better?
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Hungary: The recovery has gained momentum
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Indonesia: Prone to external shocks
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Ireland: The Celtic Tiger has new teeth
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Kazakhstan: Country risk increases as economy is hit by lower oil prices and impact of Russia crisis
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Mexico: Following US recovery
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The Netherlands: The Dutch rebuilding
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Germany: solid growth in 2014
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ECB: Better later than never
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Ukraine & Russia: No end in sight to the political and economic crises
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Global Trade: Recipes for successful exports
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Chinese exports Top 10 partners and sectors
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Australia and China: Accomodative stance of Central Banks
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Russia: Modest growth in 2014, deep recession inevitable in 2015
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Eurozone: Not too bad at year end 2014
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France: Reaching escape velocity�in 2016?
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Germany: Stage set for moderate recovery
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Economic Talk: Growth: Not such a?Grimm tale but no fabled happy ending
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China: Interest rate cut. Further easing?
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Poland: Domestic demand continues to drive growth
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Bulgaria: Growth is gaining momentum, thanks to domestic demand
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Romania: Robust growth to continue in 2015
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Germany: A moderate recovery continues
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Ukraine: Peace, not just money, needed for economy to recover
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China: Growth remains at a crossroads
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Textile & Clothing in Italy: Bronze medal on the international fashion podium, but facing obstacles
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China: Resilience in Q3 reflects export boost
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Ukraine: Election result and outlook
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Italian car sector: Time to do an oil change
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Economic Talk: Growth: A giant with feet of clay - Industry short stories�.
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Textile and clothing in Germany: a two-geared reality
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Business Insolvency Outlook Worldwide Forecasts 2015
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Russia: Monetary action unlikely to contain the RUB's slide
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Russia & Ukraine: Exchange rate turbulence
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Eurozone: A (small) positive, but don't expect a lot more!
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Germany: On course for a moderate recovery
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Country collection complexity ratings in 2014
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Consumer electronics: Multiple New Products Cycles Offer Growth but Beware of Rapid Commoditization and Pricing Deterioration
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Uruguay: Inflation and adverse external environment weigh on growth
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Trinidad & Tobago: Suffering from decline in oil prices
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Taiwan: Positive economic outlook clouded by political uncertainties
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Sri Lanka: Public finances are improving but remain a source of concern
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Paraguay: Growth volatility
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Myanmar: The gradual liberalization process boosts growth, but risks remain high
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Latvia: Growth is weakening but economy remains resilient
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Laos: Structural weaknesses limit growth potential
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Iceland: Moderate recovery but legacy risks linger
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Honduras: Deteriorating public finances
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El Salvador: Beware of external liquidity shortages
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ECB: EUR 2 trillion needed to reverse disinflation
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Eurozone: Not too much, but not enough
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Russia: Further brake on growth
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U.S.: Stronger� maybe
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Construction in Germany: Betongold at a turning point?
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Eurozone: Q2 GDP disappoints
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10 industry short stories expose macroeconomic fragility
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Belarus: External liquidity risk remains very high
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Hong Kong: Below potential
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Mongolia: Fast growing but risky
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Germany: Losing momentum
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Bosnia and Herzegovina: Natural disasters have interrupted economic recovery.
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Kazakhstan: Devaluation and Kashagan oilfield shutdown affect growth
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Estonia: Geopolitical uncertainties weigh on growth
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Turkey: Slowdown
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Indonesia: Slower but healthier
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Austria: Subdued domestic demand weighs on growth
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Bolivia: Economic policy unlikely to change after the elections.
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Dominican Republic: Public and external financing needs remain important
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Guatemala: Public finances remain fragile
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Costa Rica: Public finances need to be addressed
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The Netherlands: This recovery lacks a spark
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Australia: No more boom, but no gloom
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Eurozone & France: The recovery is still struggling to take off
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Germany: GDP growth is gaining momentum
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Insolvency World Cup 2014: Who will score fewer insolvencies?
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Poland: Domestic demand-driven rebound
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Hungary: Growing again[pointvirgule] but vulnerabilities remain
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Spain: Stimulus package aims to strenghten economic recovery
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Czech Republic: Emerged from recession
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Nicaragua: Strenghtening the fiscal frameworl
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Thailand: Another coup challenges the country's economic resilience
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Croatia: Five years of economic decline
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Serbia: Improving short-term economic outlook
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Brazil: The World Cup will generate more inflation than growth
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Burkina Faso: Strong growth, troubled region
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China: fine-tuning growth model
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India: waking the elephant
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Cote d'ivoire: Strong GDP growth, fragile politics
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Malaysia: A heaven of growth?
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Morocco: Gateway to Africa & the Middle East
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Bulgaria:Slow growth despite sold fundamentals
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Ukraine: Regime change[pointvirgule] but no end in sight to economic crisis
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Malta: Highly dependent on the banking sector
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Romania: Export-led recovery and improved current account
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Saudi Arabia: Strong financial asset base
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Ukraine & Russia: Crimea crisis and spillover effects
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Algeria: Strong economic data but political uncertainties
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Argentina: Inflationary financing is reaching its limits
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Brazil: Economic activity constrained by significant bottlenecks
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China: Towards a bumpy transition
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Ghana: Frontier market fragility, but strong growth
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Indonesia: A difficult year ahead
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Kenya: Strong growth, large current account deficits
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Kuwait: Large surpluses provide financial cushion
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Mauritius: Ranked in the world's top 10 for economic freedoms
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Philippines: Rebuilding the economy
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Slovenia: Risk of international bailout has declined
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South Korea: Fragile recovery
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Tunisia: Political transition remains fragile
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Venezuela: Approaching the brink
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Mexico: Reform champion?
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Egypt: Return of deep state
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Oman: Diversification steers policy stance
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Ukraine & Russia: Crimea crisis intensifies
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Russia: Heading for economic stagnation
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Ukraine: Political crisis is aggraving economic crisis
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Ukraine & Russia: Crimea crisis update
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Ukraine & Russia: Crisis update
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Ukraine & Russia: Crisis update
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Ukraine & Russia: Crisis update
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The chemical industry in Germany: challenging times ahead despite a recent gasp of relief
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The wine industry in Italy: In vino veritas, leading the way out of the crisis
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Ukraine & Russia: Crisis update
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Ukraine & Russia: Tensions escalate
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Business Insolvency Outlook Worldwide Forecasts 2014-2015
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Hot, bright and soft spots: who could make or break global growth?
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Ukraine: IMF loan forthcoming but political tensions intensify
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Ukraine & Russia: Exit from crisis appears increasingly difficult
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China: Reform agenda unveiled
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Russia: Sharp growth slowdown
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Gabon: Oil economy with regional support systems
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Germany: GDP growth slowdown likely to be temporary
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Lithuania: Country risk continues to improve
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Bolivia: Hydrocarbons cannot be the driver of growth forever.
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"Consumer electronics: industry growth is limited by a lack of revolutionary products and a consumer focused on "value-seeking" and prioritization of essential spending"
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Honduras: deterioration of fiscal and external positions
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Cote d'ivoire: High economic growth, but uneasy stability/ security
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Hungary: Emerged from recession, but risks persist
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Latvia: Joining the Eurozone in January 2014
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Ethiopia: Sleeping regional giant awakes
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Mali: Recent weak security and stability undermines gains
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Ukraine: Mass protests, country risk already very high
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Iran: Weak international relations (including sanctions) constrain economic and market potential
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Trinidad & Tobago: A robust economy despite significant risks
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Morocco: Return to stronger growth in North African safe haven
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Thailand: temporary slowdown
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Ecuador: Threats to domestic liquidity
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US and Canada: Mixed employment reports
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Laos: Persisting structural weaknesses
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Taiwan: Gradual recovery
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US: Tapering to be phased in from January
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10 Game Changers Euler Hermes 2014 Global Economic Outlook
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US: Outlook for 2014 is relatively positive
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Germany: Moderate growth and near-balanced budget in 2013
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Aluminium sector in Brazil: High potential for consumption growth
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Food industry in Brazil: Where is the growth?
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Automobile sector in China: A multitude of small local players dominated by western businesses
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World Economy: Back in the game
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US: Fed QE tapering in line with economic data
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Russia: Weak 2013 GDP growth dampens outlook
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Emerging markets: Turbulence but no crash
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Cyprus: Still a long way to go
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Slovak Republic: Gradual recovery ahead
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Eurozone: On the road to recovery, but prosperity remains distant
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Italy: Contraction slowed in Q2
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Philippines: Robust growth and improving macroeconomic fundamentals
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India: Structural weaknesses highlighted
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Qatar: Gas-fired
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Cambodia: Robust growth but weak economic structure
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Eurozone: Cautious recovery
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Nigeria: Regional superpower, with flaws
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Romania: Getting better, but still vulnerable
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Azerbaijan: Non-oil sectors have become drivers of growth
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Malaysia: Sound macroeconomic fundamentals
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Bangladesh: Structural weaknesses
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Eurozone: Return in confidence confirmed
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Poland: Economy has lost momentum
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Sri Lanka: Large fiscal and current account deficits
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Angola: Strong GDP growth from low base
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Mozambique: Strong GDP growth and natural resource base
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Uganda: Strong growth from low base
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Indonesia: Ongoing depreciation and outflow of foreign exchange reserves raise concern
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Malta: Fiscal consolidation has lost momentum
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Eurozone: Southern Europe, partly cloudy but partly sunny
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Lebanon: Fragile, but resilient
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US: Fed delays tapering
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US: Risk of partial government shutdown
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South Africa: Regional power, but structural rigidities
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US: Shut down, with a debt ceiling approaching
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Hungary: Despite overall economic fragility, some sectors have retained strengh
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US: Debt ceiling approaches
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Vietnam: Improving but still vulnerable
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US: The cavalry arrives just in time
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China: On track
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Eurozone: Credit conditions for firms are less (but still) tight
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Automotive Industry Outlook
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Chemicals: The chemical industry is a cyclical business highly dependent on the changes of the global economy and reliant on the cost of basic commodities, especially oil and gas
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Construction : Residential construction is expected to continue to rebound as the economy improves
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Dominican Republic: Modest growth and persistent imbalances
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US Food: dealing with commodity price volatility
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Forest products: dealing with environmental responsibility pressures
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Cracks in the US Housing Market?
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Oil & Gas: the North American rig revolution
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Steel: signs of weakness
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El Salvador: Low growth and financial weaknesses
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Paraguay: Rebound in GDP growth
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Eurozone: Surprise interest rate cut
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Iceland: Greadual recovery continues but legacy risks remain
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Israel: strong economy but security concerns
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Eurozone: Recovering but at a snail's pace
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Czech Republic: Still in recession but gradually improving
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United Arab Emirates: Strong asset base, growth in non-hydrocarbon sectors
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Bahrain: Regional support aids short-term stability
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Colombia: Commodity-led
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Cyprus: Dire Straits
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Iraq: Troubled history, huge potential
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South Korea: Sound economic fundamentals
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Tanzania: Continuing strong GDP growth
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Turkey: Anti-government protests
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Kazakhstan: Improved short-term economic outlook
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Morocco: Europe-Africa interface
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Singapore: Strong economic fundamentals
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Turkey: Improved short-term economic risk undermined by social unrest
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Japan: BoJ policy statement and GDP revision
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Pakistan: Security and stability risks
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Eurozone: Demand remains weak
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Eurozone: ESM - the devil is in the detail
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World Economy: IMF revises down its forecasts
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Egypt: The military unseats President Morsi
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Egypt: Political transition takes another turn
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China: Second quarter of deceleration
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Japan: And the winner is...Abe
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UK: Positive surprise on growth
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Jordan: Fragile but resilient
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Kenya: Successful elections now offer scope for growth
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Eurozone: Mixed signals
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World Economy: Upturn, but only gradual
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China: Stronger Q4 GDP
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US: Positive data
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Eurozone: Q4 2012 GDP contracted
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Serbia: In the midst of a double-dip recession
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The Global Financial Crisis, 10 Years On
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WERO n°29: Turkey, US, UK, China
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Agrifood: Skeleton in the Closet
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Turkey Q2 growth still strong but sharp slowdown ahead
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Eurozone: Home-grown drivers
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US. Strength in jobs and ISMs
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Emerging Markets: Back in 2014?
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Singapore: Robust growth in 2017, modest slowdown in 2018
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Canada: Slowing labor market
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Germany: Domestic demand ok, but export engine stutters
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Iran: Feeling the pain of sanctions
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China: Rising fears, switching policy gears
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[The Bottom Line] - Protectionism
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The Bottom Line Italy's New Government
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The Bottom Line US deregulation
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Argentina: Tightrope walking
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Turkey No Respite For The Try
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South Africa Illusive Recovery turns into technical recession
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Italy Past the peak of the economic upswing
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Canada GDP improves in Q2
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Protectionism Global trade enters a dangerous path
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Argentina Free fall
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Turkey Monetary tightening and foreign exchange controls
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France Look on the bright side of life
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U.S Consumption, manufacturing firm; prices soft
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Russia Cautious monetary tightening
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Africa The resource curse
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Japan BoJ to maintain accomodative stance for longer
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Poland rapid Q2 growth but gradual slowdown ahead
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Africa China will hold on
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Japan Felling the pinch of a us trade war
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Us Mexico reach trade agreement
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Germany Economic Sentiment brightens significantly
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France lost in consumption
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Nigeria poor growth h1 no worries on h2 prospects
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Us most data strong fed to hike two more times this year
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Eurozone growth to be resilient
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Angola: IMF lending on the mend
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Hong Kong despite strong trade figures growth set to slow
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Turkey full blown currency crisis recession to follow
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us a host of strong data
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uk the economy should remain resilient
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France: Corporate debt bromance
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china keeping the boat afloat
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Germany: 2018 starts with an economic soft-patch
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Turkey: A step in the right direction, but more is needed
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Eurozone: No tightening in credit standards as yet
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Chile a 2018 grand cru
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Colombia: Off to a better start
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Eurozone: What's behind the lower deficit and debt ratios in 2017?
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Russia growth set to remain modest
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Angola: Get right
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Indonesia: Monetary policy
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Israel strong growth in h1
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Malaysia q2 gdp bad omen
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China: Behind the (solid) growth numbers
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Russia: Reprieve, for now
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us retail sales accelerate hints of inflation
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Turkey: Snap elections will not resolve economic risks
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UK: Lower pressures on margins in 2018
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US: Recent data strong, but trade concerns drag
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Ukraine: Monetary policy on hold but to remain tight
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Nigeria: Financial conditions are improving
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Singapore: Robust growth in Q1
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uk the softer brexit bodes well for the sterling
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China: A conciliatory speech
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turkey on course for a balance of payments crisis
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France I will survive
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"Food" for thoughts: Is the trend decline over?
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US: Jobs disappoint but the outlook remains solid
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UK: Lowest trade deficit
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Canada bank of canada raises rates
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Brazil: Low inflation, but political risk is back
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Italy: Upswing starting to lose steam
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Central and eastern europe inflation on the rise
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Senegal: A simple plan that works
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Philippines: Ready to tighten monetary policy
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South Africa honeymoon in reverse
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china q2 gdp strong despite protectionism
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Turkey: Rapid growth in 2017 - soft landing in 2018?
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US: Personal consumption modest, manufacturing strong
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Uk: Towards a softer brexit than expected
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Morocco: Growth under a job ceiling
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Saudi Arabia: Recession in 2017 - modest recovery in 2018
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US: Strong labor market unfazed by trade concerns
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Costa Rica: Keep debt in mind
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UK: Resilient business and consumer confidence in March
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Uganda: Growth-cum-debt
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Egypt: Growth surprises positively
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Kazakhstan: Rebound in 2017 - slight moderation in 2018
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China: Escalation in trade relations with the US
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Emerging markets: Selectivity needed
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France: The ties that bind
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South Africa: Implementation time
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Brazil a few inflation clouds
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Belgium: Another year of above potential growth
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US: Robust outlook remains intact
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Hungary: Ultra-loose for too long ?
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italy political uncertainty to weigh on the economy
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Tunisia: As time goes by
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Singapore: After the peak
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Morocco: Less growth more inflation
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China surfing against the wind
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US: Fed hikes as expected, but turns more hawkish
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UK: Transition deal until end-2020 agreed
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Germany: First impact of protectionism fears?
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Russia: Clear election result paves way for policy continuity
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Argentina: Recovery confirmed in 2017
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Turkey: Early indicators signal continued overheating
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US: Tepid consumption strong manufacturing
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Egypt: A kind of magic
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China: Quality growth and opening up
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US: Risky tariffs announced, economy remains solid
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China: A strong start of the year but...
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Turkey: Overheating concerns and rising country risk
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Turkey: Inflation surges to near 15 year high
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Russia: Economic outlook mixed, political outlook stable
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Brazil: Still encouraging developments for consumers
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Romania: The overheating goes on
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Kenya: Counting stars
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Saudia Arabia: Out of recession growth to strengthen in H2
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Australia: Saved by consumption
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Algeria: Protectionist stance
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US: Tariff threats overshadow other good news
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Greece: Economic recovery takes a breather
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Mexico: Resilience but risks remain
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India: Let's grow
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Emerging markets: Risk on
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Czech Republic and Romania: Good and not so good
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Brazil: Four full quarters of growth
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Turkey: Mixed data, as usual
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South Africa: Honeymoon
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Kenya: Growth on
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Hong Kong: Fading momentum ?
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China: Economic growth to prove resilient
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Germany: The labor market continues to be robust
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South Africa: Words should turn into deeds
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Poland: Domestic demand continues to drive growth
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Nigeria: The paradox of growth
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US: Powell testimony shows strong economy, more hawkish bias
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Slovenia: Investment and export boom in 2017
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Ghana: The new growth powerhouse
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Japan: Industrial production starts on a weak note in 2018
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UK: Saved by the global economy
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Thailand: Above the +3% mark, again
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US: Mixed data, but inflation fears are overdone
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Latvia: Turmoil in the financial system
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Iran: Currency risk on the rise again
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Indonesia: Slowly but surely
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Italy: Political uncertainty to weight on growth prospects
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Greece: Strong start in 2018
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France: Growth price tags
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Turkey: Prices up, sentiment down
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US: Vigorous economy
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Poland: Keep on growing
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Tunisia: Foreign exchange reserves depletion
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India: Growth champion
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Italy: Navigating political uncertainty
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Germany: Upswing remains robust
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France: Twisted nerve
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Turkey: Monetary policy reacts, but more is needed
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Colombia: Time to recover
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UK: The economy should stay on a resilient path in 2018
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Africa: Different pulses
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Singapore: Positive signals
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US: Stock market falls, but fundamentals remain solid
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Japan: Moderate growth thanks to private domestic demand
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Italy: 2017 GDP growth highest since 2010
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Central & eastern europe: Regional growth at 10-year high
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Greece: Debt relief another step in the right direction
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Mexico and Brazil: Two diverging central banks
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Netherlands: Heading towards another year of strong growth
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Qatar: Showing resilience
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Malaysia: Towards a gradual slowdown
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Turkey: Erdogan will assume strengtend presidency
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Germany: Ifo test with light and shade
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France: Early signs of a recovery
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US: Fed raises rates, and could hike 2 more times this year
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Eurozone: Pre-commitment to end QE - with some flexibility
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US: Trade fears cause uncertainty and disruptions
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Turkey: Q1 GDP surges, but sharp slowdown is on the card
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UK: On course for a rate hike in h2 2018
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Japan: Positive signs for a pick-up of economic activity in Q2
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Chile: Copper-backed upswing
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Ghana: Encouraging signs despite poor rains
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Romania: Growth slows but signs of overheating remain
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Bahrain: Rebalancing will reduce growth
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Australia: Strong growth but not broad-based
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Asia: The hawks club
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US and China: Protectionist saber rattling and impacts
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Emerging markets: Boom boom boom
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Germany: Production continues to rise
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Eurozone: Towards higher purchasing por for consumers
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UK: A soft start of the year on the corporate side
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Russia: Moderate recovery in 2017 set to continue in 2018
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US: Strong economic fundamentals remain intact
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Ukraine: Gradual growth recovery set to continue
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Poland: Strong growth in 2017, set to continue in H1 2018
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Africa: Trade is trendy
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Russia: Early indicators point to uptick in growth in Q2
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Indonesia: Moving up
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Colombia: Befriending markets
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US: Consumers drive the economy
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Eurozone: Strong growth contrasts with ECB's easing bias
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Hungary: Too loose monetary policy poses risk of overheating
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France: Ignition, supply side
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Zambia: Moment of truth approaching
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Mexico: Rebound confirms resilience
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Ukraine & Hungary: Different monetary policy needs
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china signs of a gradual decelaration are building up
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UAE: Inflation on an uptrend
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Malaysia: Rate hike, what's next ?
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China: Stronger, faster?
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US: Manufacturing and housing robust
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Turkey: Mixed signals
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Philippines: Robust growth ahead
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Argentina: Unexpected monetary policy shift
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Russia: Overall improving export
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US: Manufacturing vigorous inflation emerging
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South Africa: Growth should surprise on the upside
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Japan: BoJ holds monetary policy steady
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Eurozone: Rising risk of an extended soft patch
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Germany: Strong economic expansion, no overheating
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Morocco: Mad about exchange rate flexibility
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Saudi Arabia: Outright recession in 2017
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China: Bracing for slower growth ?
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Peru: A little help from the central bank
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Malaysia: Q1 gdp holding the line
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Romania: First policy rate hike in 9 years, more to come
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Tunisia: Policy trilemma about growth, liquidity and social cohesion
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Asia: trade figures - bad omen ?
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Nigeria: Growth is set to accelerate
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Singapore: Robust growth in 2017, modest slowdown in 2018
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Argentina: Crisis mode on pause for now
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US: Payroll headline soft, but no worries
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Angola: Doors opened to a strong devaluation
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Emerging market: Alice in Wonderland
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Canada: In 2017 most jobs created in 15 years
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Russia: Moderate recovery at the start of the 2018 set to continue
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Russia: Forecast to remain on a moderate growth path
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Israel: Slower but more balanced growth in 2017
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Japan: Export performance still convincing
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Qatar: 23 years growth low in 2017 moderate recovery in 2018
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Thailand: Q1 gdp a strong start
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Global Economic Outlook Q3 2018: Reaping the Whirlwind
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U.S.: Fed hikes, with more coming; sees stronger economy
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France: Get misunderstood?
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Argentina: The IMF to the rescue – part 2
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Mexico: Towards a better Q3
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Germany: Solid growth despite foreign trade headwinds
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GCC: Overall, inflation will remain in check in the region
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Singapore and Taiwan: Headwinds
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Italy's budget battle: Big promises, rising debt
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North America NAFTA becomes USMCA
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Italy: Budget battle begins
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Morocco: Low-fi growth
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Europe: Stable, but rather soft optimism
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US: Consumption and manufacturing solid
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Ukraine: Robust GDP growth in Q2 but consumer spending slows
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Kenya: The come-back
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China: Waning momentum
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Russia: De-dollarization plans
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Brazil Pro business stance prevails in election for now
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Egypt: Back in time
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Saudi Arabia: Gradually gaining momentum
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US: Jobs report better than it looks. Yields jump.
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UK: Summer is over
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South Africa: Seven
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China: Stimulus tap open
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Brexit: The Bottom Line
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Turkey: Currency crisis triggers rebalancing
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UK: Wages and sterling to drive prices up again
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Hungary: Interest rates kept at record lows
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Bahrain: Growth set to be curtailed by fiscal consolidation
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U.S.: Strength in consumption, manufacturing, employment
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Russia: Higher oil prices benefit the current account balance
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Zambia: The sledgehammer
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China: Trade – defying gravity?
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US retail: Big ticket insolvencies continue
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China Q3 GDP on the slow lane
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Singapore: Downturn?
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Ghana: The good pupil
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Eurozone: Still a positive momentum for corporate credit
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Turkey: Currency crisis begins to impact economic outlook
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Angola: The dark matters
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U.S.: Housing market struggling
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Poland: Gradually slowing down
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China: Q3 GDP on the slow lane
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South Korea: Time for action
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Qatar: Growth is gathering momentum
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Turkey: Monetary policy on hold
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Brazil: Corporates are not home and dry yet
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Italy: GDP stagnation in Q3 bodes ill for 2019 fiscal plans
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Germany: Trade dispute weighs on the economy
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France: Alto ma non troppo
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U.S.: Strong GDP headline, weak details
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Major insolvencies: High frequency, increasing severity
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European paper makers face higher input prices and lower demand
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China and U.S.: Trade war – a glimmer of hope?
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Germany: Growth likely to have paused in the third quarter
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UK: More rate hikes post Brexit deal?
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Mexico: AMLO’s first confidence shock
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Central Europe: Monetary policy
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Kuwait: Recovery is on the way
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Taiwan: All bet on domestic demand
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A new M&A regime post Brexit vote?
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Silver lining in business environment for exporters
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U.S.: Democratic House, Republican Senate to provide legislative stagnation, more investigations
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Japan: Q3 GDP hit by natural disasters
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GCC: Oil production down or up?
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Portugal: Still cruising above +2%, but not for much longer
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Argentina: Companies start paying the crisis bill
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Central & Eastern Europe: Q3 regional growth remained firm
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UK: Activity is expected to considerably slow down in Q4
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Germany: Real GDP contracted in the third quarter
-
Eurozone: Temporarly weak growth momentum
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Thailand: Domestic demand-driven GDP growth in Q3
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South Africa: It’s the same old story
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Bulgaria: Gradual slowdown ahead
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Chile: Slower but still solid Q3 growth
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Hungary: Monetary policy stance remains ultra-loose
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Turkey: Currency crisis is taking its toll on real economy
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Russia: Q3 growth disappointed but Q4 set to be better
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U.S.: Consumers poised for the holidays
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U.S: Consumers poised for the holidays
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Russia: Q3 growth disappointed but Q4 set to be better
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Turkey: Currency crisis is taking its toll on real economy
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China: The G-20 test
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Israel: Cooling a bit
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Italy: Economic sentiment on a downward trend
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U.S.: Holiday sales solid but unexciting
-
South Africa: As time goes by
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France: Bad romance
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UK: All eyes on 11 December
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Ukraine and Russia: Tensions on the rise again
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The Bottom Line: Global trade
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India: Slower growth masks domestic resilience
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South Africa: Painful growth
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Greece: Recovery remains on track, for now
-
Canada: GDP in line, oil prices to stabilize on cuts
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Emerging Markets: What a difference a year makes
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Brazil: Back on the slow recovery track
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U.S.: Volatility from mixed signals
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Eurozone: Progress towards reform of the ESM
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Australia: Under pressure
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Nigeria: It’s (oh) so quiet
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Poland: Strong growth in Q3, slowdown expected in 2019
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Canada: Record setting jobs report
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China: A difficult end of year
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U.S.: A softer tone
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France: It’s getting worse, before it gets better
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Turkey: Recession and rebalancing on their way
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China: Preparing for next year
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Angola: No debt truce despite the IMF
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France: Addicted to debt
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Argentina: Officially in recession (again)
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UK: Brexit – The vote of last resort on 15 January?
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Germany: Political uncertainty weighs on economic activity
-
U.S.: Fed hikes, becomes more dovish, but not enough
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Global Insolvency Outlook 2019: The collateral damage of too-low growth and tightening financial conditions
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Singapore: Soft patch?
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Qatar: OPEC exit provides room to boost growth in 2019
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Russia: Advanced indicators give a mixed picture
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U.S.: Strong jobs report, but tepid otherwise
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Africa: At polls
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Saudi Arabia: Gradual uptrend in growth continues
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Brazil: A honeymoon before the vows
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China and U.S.: A positive outcome matters
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Taiwan & South Korea: “Trade, we have a problem”
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Morocco: Insolvencies’ and jobs’ unpleasant arithmetic
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Spain: A cloudier start of the year for corporates
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Mexico: Policy fluctuation is the new norm
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China: Red flags and policy reactions
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Nigeria: 36 shades of Nigeria
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Germany: No economic downturn ahead
-
UK: A Shakespearean Brexit until the last minute
-
South Korea: Saved by stimlus
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Tunisia: Tightrope
-
Turkey: Recession and rebalancing remain on their way
-
Argentina: Rebalancing on track
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Russia: Large external surplus in 2018, set to narrow in 2019
-
U.S.: Slowing down
-
China: Stimulus measures start to have tangible impacts
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The Belt and Road Initiative: A boom, a bust or just a buzzword?
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China: Headwinds
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Lebanon: Rising risks to financial stability
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France: Double dip
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Mexico: Q4 2018, a preview for 2019?
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World Trade: Correction?
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World FDI: Decade low
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Eurozone: A weak ending to 2018
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U.S.: Federal Reserve gets even more dovish
-
South Korea: Is winter coming?
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Lebanon: A government, at last
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UK: The BoE could delay the next rate hike to late in H2
-
US: Labor market very strong, other data mixed
-
Nigeria: Time to unlock untapped national savings
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Poland: Strong growth in 2018, but slowdown ahead
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Germany: Waiting for GDP data release on 14 February
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Russia: Surprise jump in annual GDP growth
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Spain: Towards early elections
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India: A pre-election stimulus
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Nigeria: Time to make the most out of the mobile moment
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Central Europe: Monetary policy on hold in the largest economies
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Canada: Labor market surges
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Russia: Prepared for new sanctions?
-
France: Exports held the line
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UK: Rock Around The Clock
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China: A temporary or a durable boost?
-
Senegal: Economy stuttering, but no slump ahead
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Central & Eastern Europe: Growth is slowing but remains robust
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Brazil: Don’t count your chickens before they are hatched
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South Africa: The trickiest is yet to come
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Turkey: Recession deepens, rebalancing slows
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Germany: Economy moved sideways in second half of 2018
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U.S.: Retail results conflict, industrial production falls
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What if the U.S. were to declare a trade war on European cars?
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Japan: False start
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Egypt: In a virtuous circle
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Hungary: Monetary policy on hold but watch out for core inflation
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Cuba: Private property, but political continuity
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Algeria: Time is running out
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Israel: Growth edges down but remains solid
-
U.S.: More weak data
-
UK: A 3-month delay of Brexit looks very likely
-
China: NPC – expansionary measures to support growth
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South Africa: Losing ground
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Portugal: Slowdown ahead for the good student
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Canada: Q4 GDP misses big on the downside
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Poland: Fiscal stimulus ahead of October 2019 elections
-
France: Winter sleep
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Brazil: After a weak 2018, expect a reality check for 2019
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U.S.: Q4 GDP strong but details grim
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ECB: "In a dark room you move with tiny steps"
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China: Trade bump or trade slump?
-
Kenya: The place to be
-
Czech Republic: Rate hike possible at end-March
-
U.S.: Very weak jobs and retail sales
-
Emerging Markets: Once upon a time
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France: For a fistful of dollars
-
UK: Brexit me…later
-
Turkey: Full-year GDP contraction expected in 2019
-
Japan: Hampered by trade
-
Ghana: The importance of being earnest
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Italy: Resurfacing budget tension to weigh on growth
-
Chile: High cruise speed
-
Saudi Arabia: Oil continues to drive the economy
-
Africa: Shark in the water
-
China: Stimulus starting to bear fruit
-
U.S.: Federal Reserve is finished raising rates for 2019
-
Singapore: Signs of relief? Not really…
-
Nigeria: This time is (really) different
-
Kazakhstan: Preparing a dynastic succession
-
U.S.: Downbeat news
-
Hungary: The start of monetary policy normalization
-
Germany: Approaching an economic turning point
-
France: The price of uncertainty
-
Turkey: Renewed turmoil and unorthodox policies
-
China: Spending up?
-
Morocco: Losing the export mojo?
-
Slovakia: A success for liberalism
-
Canada: GDP starts 2019 on a strong note
-
Ukraine: Comedian or oligarch?
-
U.S.: Consumers timid, manufacturing mixed
-
UK: Towards a softer Brexit
-
Turkey: Wind of change?
-
Japan: Fragility
-
Israel: Voters opt for continuity
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Romania: Inflation up but interest rates on hold
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Brazil: Preliminary signs of the reality check
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Emerging Markets: One size does not fit all yet
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U.S.: Employment rebounds
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France: Another good export performance
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Eurozone: Higher loan demand from SMEs in Q1 2019
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India: Turning up?
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South Africa: Power-strapped economy
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Bulgaria: A good start to the year
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Mexico: A cautious central bank… for valid reasons
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Africa: As time goes by
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Turkey: Gimme shelter
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U.S.: Weakness in manufacturing and housing
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China Q1 GDP: Stimulus stabilizes growth
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Indonesia: Supported by domestic demand
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Iran: U.S. oil export sanctions waivers to end
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Eurozone: Public finances have improved notably
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Colombia: Good start of the year
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U.S.: Consumer rebounds, housing crumbles
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Singapore: The canary and the coalmine
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France: Pent-up demand?
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Ukraine: A new president – a new era?
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Eurozone Q1 GDP growth: positive surprise
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South Korea: The cost of trade dependence
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Kenya: I can stand the rain
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Russia: Growth slowed in Q1, monetary policy unchanged
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Argentina: Sell-off as political risk emerges again
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France: Till April’s dead, change not a thread…
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Spain: Political fragmentation matters for the medium-term
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Eurozone: Positive surprise in Q1 GDP growth
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U.S.: Fed on hold, manufacturing and income stumble, consumers rise
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China: It is getting complicated
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South Africa: Economic policy in 3D
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Czechia: Monetary tightening while economy slows
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U.S.: Employment rebounds
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France: Ticket to ride
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Germany: Strong GDP growth in the cards for Q1
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Turkey: Sliding again
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U.S.- China trade talks: Escalation
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Philippines: Changed policy stance
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Kuwait: Growth set to remain moderate
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Turkey: Unorthodox monetary policy tightening – revisited
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Canada: Record-setting employment report
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France: In Vino Veritas
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Germany: Strong start to the year is no all-clear
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UK: Contingency stockpiling explains Q1 growth rebound
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China: Increased pressure on policymakers
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Japan: Q1 GDP – an illusion
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Zambia: Blind run
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Central & Eastern Europe: Some positive growth surprises
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Chile: Slowdown in Q1 due to temporary factors
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Morocco: A growth slowdown is underway
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France: Spring buds
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U.S.: Housing, manufacturing, consumption all weak
-
Germany: Strong start to the year, subdued outlook
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Is Dr. Semiconductor right about the cycle?
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Major insolvencies as of Q1 2019
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India: Landslide victory for PM Modi
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Nigeria: Missing
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Hungary: Inflation on the rise but monetary policy remains loose
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Argentina: Two sides of the same coin
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Tunisia: Living on the edge
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France: The comeback
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U.S.: Consumer confidence not helping manufacturing
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EU elections: Ruling by consensus even more necessary
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Indonesia: Growth set to remain robust despite external headwinds
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South Africa: Down the road
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Sweden: Positive surprise in growth masks vulnerabilities
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U.S.: Rate cut on the cards
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Emerging Markets: Under pressure
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France: Made in heaven?
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Turkey: Sentiment falls again
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Greece: Economy moving in the right direction
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Thailand: Losing momentum
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Africa: When it does not rain, it still pours
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Ukraine: Political uncertainty and economic slowdown
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U.S.: Employment slowing, odds of Fed cuts rising
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Poland: Economy slows gradually, corporate risks rise
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France: The worse, the better?
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UK: Contingency stockpiling will accelerate in Q3 again
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Germany: Very weak start to Q2
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Slow descent from the debt mountain
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Australia: Monetary easing needs fiscal stimulus on its side
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Ghana: Growth innuendo
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Turkey: Weak start into Q2 ahead of Istanbul election rerun
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Argentina: Finally bottoming out?
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Africa: One size does not fit all
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Spain: Acceleration of labor cost growth
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Russia: Rate cut as economy falters
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U.S.: Fed holds, but hints strongly that cuts are coming
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Malaysia: Growth slows gradually but remains robust overall
-
Egypt: Preparing for the morning after
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Turkey: Opposition win in Istanbul reconfirmed
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Mexico: Lower regime of growth, persisting risks
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Ethiopia: Please don’t stop the music
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France: Divided landscape
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UK: How prepared are companies to a no-deal?
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Germany: Lower sentiment for longer
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Vietnam: Beneficiary from U.S.-China trade war?
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Kenya: Any way the wind blows
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Ukraine: Losing momentum
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U.S.: Consumption tepid, manufacturing sliding, trade worries
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France: Easy come easy go, will you let me go?
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UK: Current account deficit at its highest level since 2016
-
Eurozone: The manufacturing sector to remain in recession
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EU-Mercosur deal: Potential, but hurdles ahead
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Georgia: Impacted by Russian sanctions
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Algeria: Likely stagnation
-
Turkey: Got me under pressure
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U.S.: Fed cut almost certain, jobs up in June but trending down
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Africa: Just can’t get enough
-
Saudi Arabia: Oil output cuts pull down overall growth
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France: Meet me halfway
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Germany: H2 2018 déjà-vu fuels recession fears
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Singapore: The canary in the coal mine
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Nigeria: Start me up
-
Eurozone: Mind the downside pressures on export prices
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US: Mixed data
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Emerging markets: Waiting for the Fed
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Brazil: Pension vote calls for cautious optimism
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Europe: New Commission, new reform agenda
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Asia: Another trade fight to worry about
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South Korea: Economic policy at play
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South Africa: Between a rock and a hard place
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Eurozone: Tighter bank credit conditions for SMEs in Q2
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Latin America: Monetary policies to the rescue?
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US: Housing market stalled
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France: The backseat of my car
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ECB: Easing is coming
-
UK: New Prime Minister, same (old) hopes
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Global trade: Resilient yet diverted
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Hong Kong: A trade hub feeling the pain of trade tensions
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Egypt: Walk like an Egyptian
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Russia: Faltering
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Argentina: Debt restructuring ahead, if not default
-
France: Defying gravity is off the cards
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UK: Brexit – A last-minute extension of Article 50 (again)?
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U.S.: Data still weak, trade war drags on
-
Germany: Flirting with recession
-
India: Unexpectedly sharp slowdown
-
Nigeria: Easing or not, much ado about nothing?
-
Eurozone: Recession in manufacturing to continue in H2 2019
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Brazil: Recession avoided but acceleration still delayed to 2020
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Emerging Markets: Trade openness, from blessing to curse?
-
South Africa: No recession, but no free lunch either
-
Greece: Fastest-growing Eurozone economy in Q2 2019
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Turkey: Bottomed out, but still contracting year-on-year
-
Australia: Slowdown
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Tunisia: Lost decade
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Central and Eastern Europe: Accommodating monetary policy
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Mexico: Draft budget is a perilous balancing act
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U.S.: Mixed data
-
France: Gravity
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World economy: All about that bass
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ECB: Big September package and yet more to come
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Taiwan: Growth set to slow down after a strong Q2
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Benin vs. Nigeria: Free trade – deeds vs. words
-
EU: Further trade diversion from the U.S.-China trade dispute
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Brazil: Dovish window of opportunity
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Algeria: Benign neglect is not an option
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U.S.: Fed cuts but future path is uncertain
-
Middle East: Escalation spiraling out of control?
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Indonesia: Accommodative monetary policy to support growth
-
Egypt: Wages
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UK: One in six companies doesn’t feel ready for a “Hard Brexit”
-
Argentina: Double-dip recession ahead
-
France: Cars
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Germany: Heightened recession risk also for 2020
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Eurozone: Growth trough expected in Q1 2020
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U.S.: Housing market improves but leading indicators decline
-
APAC: Accommodative monetary policies
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Kenya: Growth is here to stay
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Emerging Europe: Deteriorating sentiment
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Brazil: Manufacturing in a better direction
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Morocco: Growth is heading south
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Italy: 2020 Budget unlikely to trigger renewed EU tensions
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U.S.: Manufacturing in contraction
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Trade: The door opens for more tariffs on the EU
-
Singapore: The L word
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South Africa: Not a walk in the park
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Croatia: Slowdown amid external pressures
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Canada: Labor market shows continued strength
-
France: Industrial recession on the cards?
-
Turkey: The tie that binds
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Brexit: A technical extension likely, followed by a deal
-
U.S.-China mini-deal: Trade policy volatility is here to stay
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China: The slowdown continues
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Lebanon: Dire straits
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UK: “In principle” there is a Brexit deal
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U.S.: Manufacturing and housing both continue to weaken
-
Turkey: Appropriate rate cut, but uneven recovery ahead
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France: Mind the credit cycle
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Germany: Weak start to Q4
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Chile: Widespread protests, contained risks so far
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Hong Kong: Slipping into recession
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Africa: Cannot be serious?
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Russia and Ukraine: Monetary easing also in Eastern Europe
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Argentina: No surprises, but uncertainty and tougher times ahead
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Italy: No recession, but downside risks still loom large
-
France: Autumn leaves
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Eurozone: Soft winter ahead
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U.S.: Fed cuts, Q3 GDP solid
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APAC: October PMIs reflect continued weakness in manufacturing
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Ethiopia: Deeds vs. Words
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Bulgaria: Growth is forecast to slow
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Brazil: Reforms, season 2
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Romania: New government approved
-
UK: All sectors remain under pressure
-
U.S.: Employment and services robust, manufacturing weak
-
China: Policies aiming to lift spirits
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Philippines: Growth regained momentum in Q3
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Algeria: Black swan
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Central and Eastern Europe: Growth is moderating
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Canada: Labor market still strong despite October losses
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Russia: Growth picks up in Q3
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UK: Lowering prices to export the accumulated stocks
-
Spain: A more redistributive coalition is not a done deal yet
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Germany: No recession as German consumer saves the day
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Malaysia: Gradually losing momentum
-
Saudi Arabia: Aramco price range lowered and roadshow curtailed
-
Hungary: Nothing new from the monetary policy front
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Colombia: Outperforming in Q3, but mind the external sector
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Netherlands: Resilience against general slowdown
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Chile: First impacts of protests, uncertainty remains
-
Eurozone: Export substitution mainly with the U.S.
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U.S.: Housing rebounding but retail and manufacturing weak
-
Black Friday is a bargain for everyone but American retailers
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China: Upwards revision in 2018 GDP
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Africa: Addicted to debt
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Turkey: Export gains to discontinue in 2020
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U.S.: Slowdown still likely
-
Romania: Take a (second) chance on me
-
Nigeria: In search of lost growth
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Switzerland: Resilient exports prop up Q3 GDP growth
-
World Economy: Industrial recession confirmed in Q3
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Major insolvencies as of Q3-2019
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India: GDP disappoints in Q3 2019
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South Africa: The cycle is the trend
-
Poland: Slowdown is set to continue
-
Brazil: Economy accelerating, but window for reforms narrowing
-
Emerging Markets: Rational inattention?
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Canada: Tepid growth as expected
-
Turkey: Growing again, albeit modestly
-
Global Trade: The Tariff Man strikes again
-
Japan: Fiscal stimulus package to support growth into 2020
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Morocco: Missed expectations matter
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Ukraine: Speeding up monetary easing
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Brazil: Encouraging start of Q4, time for cautious optimism
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Turkey: Continued monetary easing – is it too rapid?
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France: Hold the (flat) Line?
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Eurozone: More easing likely in 2020
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U.S.: Fed leaves rates unchanged
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China: November activity improves, but slowdown is not over
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Lebanon: Remaining under severe bond-market scrutiny
-
Bulgaria: Sound growth in 2019 but slowdown ahead
-
Argentina: Q3 GDP and first economic measures
-
Russia: Monetary easing forecast to continue in 2020
-
Germany: Cautious economic recovery, no sharp rebound
-
Eurozone: The manufacturing sector about to exit recession
-
U.S.: Worrisome retail sales. Housing continues to recover
-
Spain's new coalition government: what does it mean for corporates?
-
Middle East: Iran-U.S. conflict has escalated
-
Spain: New government, mixed bag for corporates
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U.S.: Services, trade boost economy; manufacturing drags
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China: Monetary policy was eased again
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Chile: Economic pain is not over yet for companies
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France: Sudden stop
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Africa: Living on my own
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APAC: Manufacturing PMIs may be bottoming out but remain low
-
Taiwan election: Decoupling from China remains top of mind
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2019 was a year to forget for the German economy, 2020 won’t bring much relief
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U.S.-China trade deal: No biggie, but de-escalation confirmed
-
Oman: Smooth transition of power
-
Central Europe: Inflation higher than expected at the end of 2019
-
Canada: Labor market stronger than expected, and slowing
-
Emerging Markets: Secular stagnation in key countries
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U.S.: Labor market weaker than expected, and slowing
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France: I did it my way
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Iran-U.S. conflict: Regional instability set to rise
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China: The slowdown is managed, but not over
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Russia: External account - more a story of oil and less of sanctions
-
ECB Strategy Review: Easy does it!
-
Poland: Heading for another slowdown in 2020
-
Italy: A strong setback at the end of the year
-
Coronavirus outbreak: A new trade barrier
-
Coronavirus outbreak: USD26bn weekly in trade spillovers
-
U.S.: Housing to remain strong, confirming an internal/external divide
-
Federal Reserve: Tylenol monetary policy
-
Super Tuesday: And the winner is... public debt in America
-
Quarantined trade: Covid-19 to cost USD320bn of trade losses every quarter
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Low for longer oil prices: Who is at risk?
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Covid-19: After a lost quarter, 75% of the Chinese economy is back
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Covid-19: A timid "whatever it takes" from policy makers across Europe
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ECB: From "whatever it takes" to "bring it on"
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The Fed goes unlimited. Really?
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What does Covid-19 mean for the global economy?
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Covid-19 crisis in Europe to put 13,000 corporates at risk
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What does Covid-19 mean for global trade?
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France, Germany, Eurozone: Reading the recession in the PMI leaves
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Germany: The calm before the labor market storm
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What does Covid-19 mean for European SMEs?
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What does Covid-19 mean for global insolvencies?
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Emerging markets: How to fight Covid-19 without 'whatever it takes'
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What does Covid-19 mean for Germany's economy?
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What does Covid-19 mean for Emerging Markets?
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Oil: The floods
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Covid-19 to increase U.S. delinquency rate by 6.5% and insolvencies by 25% in 2020
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Exiting the lockdowns: a tale of four stories
-
China: In search of lost demand
-
Fed bazooka: A long shot
-
Europe should unlock excess savings from Covid-19 response
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Retail in Germany: A very slow exit from lockdown
-
Eurozone: Black hole economics
-
ECB: Show and tell
-
Emerging markets: Capital outflows bottomed out but beware of the weak spots
-
Global trade: Covid-19 losses equivalent to a return to 1994 tariffs
-
Pensions: Corona reveals need for further pension reforms in Germany
-
UK: Brexit uncertainty could jeopardize the recovery in H2 2020
-
What does Covid-19 mean for France's economy?
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What does Covid-19 mean for the UK's economy?
-
Germany: Q1 GDP drop only the tip of the iceberg
-
Automotive in europe: -30% in 2020, in spite of active googling for new cars
-
A German-French trial balloon on fiscal union
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The ECB is also here to close governments' financing gap
-
Global trade: Recession confirmed, watch out for a double-whammy blow due to protectionism
-
European corporates loading up cash against uncertainty
-
Equity markets: Have policymakers created Pavlovian markets?
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The risk of 9 million zombie jobs in Europe
-
Brexit: Trade tricks won't be enough
-
Covid-19: Contagion risks also apply to markets
-
European banks: Could EUR300bn of additional NPLs crunch the recovery in Europe?
-
Close to 150 large companies went bust in Q2 2020
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Impact underwriting: sustainable insurance as an opportunity for society and business
-
France, Germany, Italy: Good fiscal stimulus, bad trade deficits?
-
Allianz Pulse 2020 - The political attitudes of the French, Germans and Italians: grim expectations
-
European consumers still firmly in the woods
-
QE in emerging markets: Playing with fire?
-
ECB: talking the talk, before walking the walk in December
-
Back to school: when the tech bubble hisses
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Average inflation targeting: The U.S. Fed buys two years of respite
-
The big compression: the erosion of duration risk
-
German "Wumms" vs. French "relance": Who does it better?
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Allianz Wealth Report 2020
-
Eurodollar: Lost in translation?
-
Living on with a Covid-19 hum
-
U.S. elections - We have a winner: Debt
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Inflation: Back to the 1970s?
-
U.S. & Eurozone corporates: where is the Fed?
-
30 million unemployed go missing and with them USD14bn of monthly consumption
-
EUR100bn equity gap for French and Italian SMEs
-
The global aerospace industry faces a steep cost of contagion
-
EUR100bn equity gap for French and Italian SMEs
-
Big tech and the S&P 500: Look beneath the surface
-
EU Climate policy goes global: Introducing a Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism
-
Eurozone: Double dip and structural weaknesses
-
Winning exports market share despite the COVID-19 crisis
-
A hard Brexit could cost the EU EUR33bn in annual exports
-
U.S., Europe or China: Who is the global climate’s super hero?
-
Eurozone: Double dip and structural weaknesses
-
The Transatlantic spread: pricing in inflation (un)certainty
-
Healthier tomorrows? Sporting goods a rare bright spot in Covid times
-
Dual circulation: China’s way of reshoring?
-
Consumers and climate policy: Wash me but don’t get me wet
-
Delayed but not derailed: The Eurozone recovery after 'lockdown light'
-
The U.S. elections turn into a judiciary battle: What’s next?
-
Joe Biden's victory: reconciliation economics
-
Zero interest rates: redistribution through the backdoor
-
Emerging markets: heading for a China-less recovery?
-
Emerging Europe: The balance of risks is tilted to the downside
-
EU carbon border adjustments and developing country exports: saving the worst for the last
-
RCEP: Common rule of origin could boost regional trade by around USD90bn annually
-
Financial and risk literacy survey: resilience in times of Corona
-
Saving Christmas: a EUR18bn challenge for French non-essential retailers
-
Europe: One in four corporates will need more policy support in 2021 to avert a cash-flow crisis
-
U.S. & Eurozone sectors: hunting for the weak links
-
Global sovereign debt market: not seeing the trees for the forest
-
French and German savers: the unequal twins
-
France: Improved confidence will boost consumer spending by EUR10bn in 2021
-
ECB: another EUR1.6tn in QE to reach the light at the end of the tunnel
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Wanted: public borrowers of last resort
-
Global Supply Chain Survey - In search of post-Covid-19 resilience
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Growing pains: the future of incomes for lockdown Gen-Z
-
US & EMU corporate spreads: There is only so much QE can do
-
2021-22: Vaccine economics
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'Dear Santa': Our economists' wish list for 2021
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Brexiting in times of Covid-19
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Change? What change? Saving behaviors post Covid-19
-
Germany: The economic growth rollercoaster continues in 2021
-
DNP - Template Article page
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The world is moving East, fast
-
President Biden's inaugration: 100 days to save America?
-
The hot race for green tech dominance to cool the global climate
-
Allianz Regional Pension Report 2021: Asia
-
Vaccination delay to cost Europe EUR90bn in 2021
-
Covid-19 vaccines: a USD40bn revenue windfall for pharmaceuticals
-
Big oil: At risk of becoming fossil firms?
-
China: Riding the silicon ox?
-
Is the Chinese ox reflating the world, one container at a time?
-
Italy: Draghinomics FAQs
-
Digital-enabling countries proved more resilient to the Covid-19 economic shock
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Risk literacy and choices - Stubbing toes in the dark
-
QE and the bull market in everything but diversification
-
European corporates: (active) cash is king
-
Covid-19 one year on: 1.8 million additional long-term unemployed in Europe
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The not so merry adventures of the Robin Hood generation in financial markets
-
Tourism: Europe will be at the frontline of the recovery, but only in 2024
-
US yield curve: Let’s twist again?
-
Commodities: higher demand, supply bottlenecks, but no speculation (yet)
-
The irony of Biden’s super stimulus: USD360bn for exporters around the world
-
Show me the money: debunking a couple of myths about excess liquidity
-
China's policy mix: "proactive" and "prudent" in name, tightening in practice
-
The Hotel California effect: How the European hospitality sector is looking for people who stay
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The Suez Canal ship is not the only thing clogging global trade
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Race to the post Covid-19 recovery: 7 obstacles to overcome
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Unleashing excess foreign exchange reserves to boost growth in Latin America
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Joe Biden's infrastructure plan: defying gravity
-
Taper Tantrum in 2021-22: Beware of the TUCKANS
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Demystifying the four horsemen of the inflation apocalypse
-
European corporates: Cash-rich sectors get richer
-
Investment is back: Harder, better, faster, stronger?
-
Equity markets: In search of Goldilocks’ inflation
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European households: the double dividend of excess savings
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Insolvencies: We'll be back
-
Germany's constitutional court: reincarnation under the climate veil of ignorance
-
Pricing superpowers: Which sectors have them in the Eurozone?
-
Global Insurance Report 2021 - Bruised but not broken
-
Drivers of growth: Property and casualty insurance
-
Abolishing fuel subsidies in a green and just transition
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Eurozone government debt - Quo vadis from here?
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Semiconductors realpolitik : A reality check for Europe
-
French export barometer: 8 out of 10 companies aim to increase exports in 2021
-
The flaw in the liquidity paradigm: lessons from China
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European corporates: It could take 5 years to offload Covid-19 debt
-
Grand reopening: new opportunities, old risks
-
G7 corporate tax deal: Who is winning, who is losing?
-
US yields: Where the music plays
-
Boom or bust? The Covid-19 crisis emphasizes wider fertility challenges
-
Allianz Pulse 2021: Old beliefs die hard
-
Emerging Markets debt relief: Kicking the can down the road
-
China's corporate credit: Triaging in progress
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This is (Latin) America: The unequal cost of living
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France vs Germany: No #Euro2020 final but a tie against Covid-19
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Global Trade: Ship me if you can!
-
Postponed motherhood may help narrow the income and pension gaps
-
EU CBAM: Well intended is not necessarily well done
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SPACs: Healthy normalization ahead
-
Liquidity matters: Corporates may need half a trillion of additional working capital requirement financing in 2021
-
European central bank: New wording, old problems
-
Chip shortages to boost carmakers’ pricing power in Europe
-
Australia’s pension system: No reform can replace financial literacy
-
Europe’s pent-up demand party is just getting started
-
European SMEs: 7-15% at risk of insolvency in the next four years
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ECB: Roaring reflation no reason to flinch
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Export performance in Europe: a sink or swim game
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Life after death: The phoenix-like rising of Japan's life industry
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European food retailers: The bitter digital aftertaste of the Covid-19 legacy
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Global economy: A cautious back-to-school
-
Climate policy: Time for a “blood, toil, tears and sweat” speech
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How to future-proof the German Wirtschaftswunder
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Eurozone: reflation is not stagflation
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Money supply, saving & hoarding: What you see is not what you get
-
Insolvencies: We’ll be back
-
Allianz Global Wealth Report 2021
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Energy prices in Europe: (a costly) winter is coming
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China’s great crunch: causes and consequences, at home and abroad
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Energy prices & inflation: Backwardation keeps inflation expectations anchored
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IPOs: turbocharged by private equity
-
Allianz Climate Literacy Survey: Time to leave climate neverland
-
The big squeeze: supply disruptions pressure manufacturing margins in the US and Europe
-
United Kingdom: Trapped by policy choices
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Transport in a zero carbon EU: Pathways and opportunities
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Wrapping up? How paper and board are back on track
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The EU utility transition: A pathway powered by solar and wind
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Diabetes and Covid-19: The silent 45 billion euro problem
-
The middle-income trap: inequality across countries after Covid-19
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Corporate credit: life after policy support
-
US retail: a not so black Friday for consumers
-
Chinese capital markets: the panda in the room
-
Global FX volatility: still waters run deep
-
Monetary policy: Omicron management & beyond
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Jostle the colossal fossil: A path to the energy sector transition
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Global Trade Report – Battling out of supply-chain disruptions
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Social Risk Index: Leave the door open for development
-
Public infrastructure investment: enough bang for the buck?
-
Economic outlook: Don’t look up
-
Frying pan to fire: Will inflation spark a wage-price spiral in 2022?
-
Mental health: Raising awareness and calling to action
-
US Fed: A fata morgana hiking cycle?
-
Allianz Pension Report LatAm special 2022
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Can 5G reignite the smartphone industry?
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China: putting the tiger on a stronger footing in 2022
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Carbon farming: a transition path for agriculture & forestry
-
European Central Bank: Last dove standing?
-
Is the wealth middle class shrinking?
-
Who’s afraid of inflation? A corporate view
-
Russia-Ukraine crisis: conflict escalation
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Can Europe do without Russian gas?
-
The (energy) price of war for European households
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#IWD2022: break the gender pay gap!
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Not so hawkish after all: Is the ECB past the peak or just on pause?
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The (energy) price of war: When inflation bites US savings
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Economic Outlook: Energy, trade and financial shockwaves
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Global trade: Battling out of demand and price shocks
-
Russian dolls: unwrapping corporate (commodity) dependencies
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Germany: limiting economic pain from going cold turkey on Russian gas
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Is fashion retail falling out of fashion?
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How green is the French Presidential campaign?
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French presidential elections: “Don’t panique!”
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Emerging market sovereigns: turbulent times ahead?
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Allianz Trade Global Survey 2022
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200bps more - Will the Fed hike the economy into recession?
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The cost of the zero-Covid policy for China and the world
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Corporate credit: straddle or struggle?
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Forget earnings yield, embrace “expected” capital gains?
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France: Turn the music off to hear the bells tolling
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Germany’s Easter package: Great green intentions
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Eurozone inflation: How bad can it get?
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US and European EV outlook: Driving the energy transition
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Who should be afraid of a stop in Russian energy supply?
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TGIF? Allianz Survey on Job Attitudes
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Global Insolvency Report: Growing risks and uneven state support
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European food inflation: and the loser is the consumer
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Allianz Global Insurance Report 2022: A decisive decade
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Rallying ruble and the weaponization of finance
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The great green renovation: the buildings sector transition pathway
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ECB: Hike while you can!
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Can the European consumer hold on?
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Eleven countries at high risk of a food crisis
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A trade recession before a mild Chinese reopening?
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Commercial debt collection: USD4.2trn at risk in the most complex countries
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Obesity: Costly epidemic
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Economic and Market Outlook: Running up the hill
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Breaking spread: fragmentation risk in the Eurozone
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Price war for European airlines – Fasten your seatbelts
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Allianz Pulse 2022: United in pessimism
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Back on the (climate) track The quest for independence powers Germany’s energy transition
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The anatomy of financial bubbles, crashes & where we stand today
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Remote work: Is the honeymoon over?
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Eurozone: watch credit conditions!
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High yield: have the tourists left?
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How to ease inflation? Non-tariff barriers to trade in the spotlight
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Green infrastructure investment: The public sector cannot do it alone
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Averting Gasmageddon and securing a just transition
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Double trouble? Inflation means less cash and more debt for companies
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Italy’s elections: snapping back?
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Missing chips cost EUR100bn to the European auto sector
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Lights out! Energy crisis, policy mistakes and uncertainty
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Shipping: liners swimming in money but supply chains sinking
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US housing market: The first victim of the Fed
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Reverse currency war puts emerging markets at risk
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Eurozone public debt: The interest rates reality check
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Bond market meltdown in the UK: a first post mortem and key takeaways
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Globalization 2.0: Can the US and EU really “friendshore” away from China?
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Allianz Global Wealth Report 2022: The last hurrah
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‘Whatever it takes’ reloaded? Europe’s fiscal response to the energy crisis
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Can the booming battery sector help Europe with its energy crisis?
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Market Volatility and Corporate Bonds: Collateral Damage
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Energy crisis, interest rates shock and untampered recession could trigger a wave of bankruptcies
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Brazilian elections: the calm before the storm?
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Picking up contagion in equity and commodity markets
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EU fiscal rules – quo vadis?
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US midterms: Republicans are back, (fiscal) policy impasses too
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Fixed income is back
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Africa’s journey to net zero: USD7trn just for energy
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Financial globalization: moving towards a polarized system?
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Black Friday for consumers, Bleak Friday for retailers?
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Europe: How big will the interest rate shock be in 2023?
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ESG – from confusion to action
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House of cards? Perspectives on European housing
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Old lessons for a new world
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The economics of war, (and its aftermath)
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Economic Outlook 23-24: Keep Calm and Carry On
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Wealth without pensions in Asia
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Pension reform in France: Bonjour tristesse
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Allianz Risk Barometer 2023: Cyber and business interruption top threats as economic and energy risks rise
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Quantitative tightening and debt repayment costs in the Eurozone
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No, the energy shock in Europe does not mean de-industrialization
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Consumption: What’s (wealth) got to do with it?
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Do we need more inflation to get more corporate investment?
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Falling off a savings cliff?
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A Faustian bargain: Europe’s answers to the US IRA
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Monetary policy in Central and Eastern Europe ahead of the curve?
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Rates, not roses: The long goodbye to zeronomics and its implications for the private and public sector in the Eurozone
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The silver lining for global trade
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The “five Ds” of structurally higher inflation
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Russia’s war economy
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The new risk frontier in finance: biodiversity loss
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#IWD: Employ and pay them more!
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Easy come, easy go: The impact of quantitative tightening on money, credit and market plumbing in the Eurozone
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Inside corporate earnings
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Mind the gap: the USD30trn global liquidity gap is here to stay as payment behaviors likely to deteriorate in 2023
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US bank failures—What’s next?
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Centrifugal emerging markets
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Swiss shotgun wedding – What’s next?
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Everything everywhere all at once
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The green industrial revolution
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US: Credit crunch in the making?
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No rest for the leveraged
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European food inflation – hungry for profits?
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Allianz Pension Report 2023: Reforming against the demographic clock
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Still working from home? US banks are getting worried
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Unpacking returns on equity
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Policy rates: end of the beginning or beginning of the end?
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No quick wins: more jobs but little productivity in the Eurozone
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European housing: home (un)sweet home?
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The Chinese challenge for the European automotive industry
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Bank of England: First to hike, last to pause and pivot
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Allianz Global Insurance Report 2023 - Anchor in turbulent times
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G7 summit in Japan could trigger new protectionism phase
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European commercial real estate – selectivity matters!
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Earnings recession to catch up with corporates
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Allianz Trade Global Survey 2023: Testing resilience
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Sector vulnerability to rising financing costs
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The right to work versus the right to retire
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Past the peak – European corporate margins down again?
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Biodiversity loss part II: portfolio impacts and A quantitative case study on pollination abatement measures
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Automotive industry unplugged?
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Climbing the wall of worries - Summer Economic Outlook
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Toasted, roasted and grilled? Walking the talk on green monetary policy
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De-dollarization? Not so fast…
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More emissions than meet the eye: Decarbonizing the ICT sector
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Eurozone convergence: two steps forward, one step back
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European retail: a cocktail of lower spending and tighter funding
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A new Eurozone doom loop
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Back to the beach: tourism rebound in Southern Europe?
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US immaculate disinflation: How much should we thank the Fed for?
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Critical raw materials – Is Europe ready to go back to the future?
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Playing with a squared ball: the financial literacy gender gap
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US & Eurozone growth defying gravity
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Global boiling: Heatwave may have cost 0.6pp of GDP
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Is diversification dead?
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What to watch 7 September 2023
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Sector Atlas: Assessing non-payment risk across global sectors
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Germany needs more than a plan
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Climate tech - the missing piece in the net zero puzzle
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All eyes on fiscal in the Eurozone
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Global economic Outlook 2023-25: The last hike?
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Going together and going far – Powering Africa's economic and social potential
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What to Watch 13 October 2023
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Global Insolvency Outlook 2023-25: From maul to ruck?
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What to Watch 19 October 2023
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A bolt from the blue? Amplified social risk ahead
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What to Watch 27 October 2023
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Greening global trade, one container at a time
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What to watch 03 November
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India: A rising star
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What to Watch 10 November 2023
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Global construction outlook: Liquidity cracks
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What to Watch 17 November 2023
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Food industry: Gravy for corporates, leftovers for consumers?
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What to Watch 24 November 2023
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Allianz Climate Literacy Survey 2023 : Climate Fatigue
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What to Watch 30 November 2023
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What to Watch 08 December 2023
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Global Economic Outlook 2023-25: Looking back, looking forward
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Climate Change Trade-Offs: What does it take to keep our world insurable?
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What to Watch 12 January 2024
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Allianz Risk Barometer : Identifying the major business risks for 2024
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What to Watch 19 January 2024
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Europe needs to step up its game
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What to Watch 26 January 2024
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Country Risk Atlas 2024: Assessing non-payment risk in major economies
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What to Watch 02 February 2024
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China: keeping the dragon awake
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What to Watch 08 February 2024
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European labor markets: Migration matters
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What to Watch 16 February 2024
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When the penny drops
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What to watch 22 February 2024
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Global Insolvency Outlook: Reality check
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What to Watch 29 February 2024
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What to Watch 07 March2024
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Trumponomics : the sequel
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What to Watch 14 March2024
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Global auto outlook: Steering through turbulence
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What to Watch 22 March2024
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Global Economic Outlook 2024-25: Soft Landing: it's a wrap ?
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The cost of pay me later
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What to watch 05 April 2024
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The best is yet to come
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What to Watch 11 April 2024
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Latin America : Shall we dance?
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What to Watch 18 April 2024
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Global outlook for private debt & private equity: private(r) for longer?
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What to Watch 26 April 2024
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Ashes to ashes, carbon to soil
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What to Watch 03 May 2024
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Allianz Trade Global Survey 2024 : Protectionism Mithridatism
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What to watch 16 May 2024
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Allianz Global Insurance Report 2024: Transformative years ahead for the insurance sector
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What to Watch 24 May 2024
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Allianz Pulse 2024: What unites and separates the demos of Europe
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What to Watch 31 May 2024
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What to expect from the European elections
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What to Watch 06 June 2024
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Climate change and the double impact of aging
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What to Watch 14 June 2024
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Industrial policy: old dog, new tricks?
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What to Watch 21 June 2024
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Mid-year Economic Outlook 2024-25: Games wide open?
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What to Watch 28 June 2024
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Securing critical infrastructure: the two-for-one of green investment
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What to watch 05 July 2024
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Olympic Games: The economics of hosting the biggest sporting event in the world
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What to watch 12 July 2024
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GenAI in the insurance industry: Divine coincidence for human capital
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What to watch 18 July 2024
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Metals & mining: Do we live in a material world?
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What to watch 25 July 2024
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Sustainable ocean
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What to Watch 02 August 2024
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Sector Atlas 2024: the outpriced, the outcasts and the outliers
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What to Watch 06 September 2024
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Long-run capital market returns in times of climate change
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What to Watch 12 September 2024
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Fostering age inclusion at work to make companies demography-proof
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What to Watch 20 September 2024
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What to Watch 27 September 2024
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Economic outlook 2024-26: The great balancing act
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The global economic ripple effect of cyclones
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What to Watch 11 October 2024
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Global Insolvencies Report : The ebb and flow of the insolvency wave
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What to Watch 18 October 2024
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Breaking or laying bricks? How policymakers will shape the construction recovery
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What to Watch 24 October 2024
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What to watch 31 October 2024
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What to Watch 07 November 2024
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The geoeconomic playbook of global trade
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What to Watch 15 November 2024
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Little fires everywhere: How polarization is shaping the economy (and what do to about it)
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What to Watch 21 November 2024
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From Cyber Monday to Black Friday: how the retail sector is navigating year-round challenges
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What to Watch 28 November 2024
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The weight is over: How GLP-1 treatments are reshaping pharma and beyond
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What to Watch 06 December 2024
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The risks of competitive fragmentation on Europe’s road to net zero
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What to Watch 12 December 2024
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Economic outlook 2025-26: Defying gravity?
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Germany – quo vadis?
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What to Watch 10 January 2025
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What to Watch 16 January 2025
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Insuring the future : The virtuous cycle of insurance and sustainability
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What to Watch 23 January 2025
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Allianz Global Pension Report 2025 : Time to walk the talk
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What to Watch 31 January 2025
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Country Risk Atlas 2025: Repeat, rewind?
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What to Watch 6 February 2025
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How Europe can take back the wheel in the global auto sector
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What to Watch 14 February 2025
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From hard-to-abate to decarbonized: Strategies for transforming Europe’s industrial sector
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What to Watch 20 February 2025
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Climate risk and corporate valuations
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What to Watch 27 February 2025
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The New Jedi Order: Global chip war and the semiconductor industry
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What to Watch 07 March 2025
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Plug, baby, plug: Unlocking Europe’s electricity market
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What to Watch 14 March 2025
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The corporate battlefield: Global insolvencies in times of war economics
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What to Watch 20 March 2025
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Invest in your future: How to save your way out of employment vulnerability
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What to Watch 28 March 2025
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What to Watch 4 April 2025
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Riders on the storm: Managing uncertainty updated outlook
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What to Watch 11 April 2025
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Rethinking climate adaptation for global resilience
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What to Watch 17 April 2025
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What to Watch 25 April 2025
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Eight lessons learned from 20 years of ESG investing
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What to Watch 2 May 2025
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What to Watch 9 May 2025
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What to Watch 15 May 2025
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Global Survey 2025: Trade war, trade deals and their impacts on companies
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What to Watch 22 May 2025
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Allianz Global Insurance Report 2025: Rising demand for protection
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What to Watch 28 May 2025
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Captain Europe: Five ways to forge the region’s defense shield
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What to Watch 05 June 2025
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No country for old robots: how can Europe leap over the robotics tech frontier?
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What to Watch 12 June 2025
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Cash back to shareholders or cash stuck to finance customers? American and European firms deal with trade war differently
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What to Watch 20 June 2025
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Allianz Pulse 2025: Confused and disappointed – but less pessimistic
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What to Watch 26 June 2025
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What to Watch 01 July 2025
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Mid-year economic outlook 2025-26: Summertime sadness
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The market alone won’t fix it: the dilemma of climate-neutral real estate
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What to Watch 11 July 2025
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What to Watch 18 July 2025
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What to Watch 25 July 2025
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3.5% to 2035: Bridging the global infrastructure gap
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What to Watch 1 August 2025
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Sector Atlas 2025: Trade war is a sector war after all
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What to Watch 05 September 2025
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The fertility rate paradox: Education is key
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What to Watch 11 September 2025
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Agentic AI: The self-driving economy?
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What to Watch 18 September 2025
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Quarterly Outlook Update 2025-27: 10 Top-of-Mind Questions, Answered
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Big beautiful data centers: How AI and infrastructure are giving a second wind to an ailing construction sector
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What to Watch 9 October 2025
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Feeding a warming world: Securing food and economic stability in a changing climate
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What to Watch 16 October 2025
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Global Insolvency Outlook 2026-27: Don't look down!
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What to Watch 23 October 2025
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The electro-state era: From Made in China to Powered, Designed and Financed by China?
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What to Watch 31 October 2025
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Old trade routes for new trade wars?
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What to Watch 6 November 2025
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Can we afford to save nature? The economics of the Half-Earth scenario
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What to Watch 14 November 2025
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Allianz Green Transition Tracker 2025 - A decade after Paris: Progress, paralysis and the race to net zero
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What to Watch 20 November 2025
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Black Friday : The icing on the cake for US retail?
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What to Watch 28 November 2025
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High hopes, heavy footprint: Aviation’s quest for climate-neutral skies
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What to Watch 05 December 2025
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Convertible bonds: The financial roadster for dynamic markets
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What to Watch 11 December 2025
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Economic outlook 2026-27: Stretching the limits
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Geopolitics heats up from Venezuela, to Greenland to Iran, but investors shrug. For how long?
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The heat is on: Unlocking Germany’s heat-pump potential
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Eyes back on the Fed (and on interventionist financial policies)
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EU-India trade deal: EUR30bn of combined yearly export gains in a fragmented world
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Commercial debt collection 2026 Trade receivables in a fragmented world: Navigating Collection Complexity
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From Japan with love: New policy stance creates both market opportunities and liquidity risks
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A new decade high for major insolvencies driven by services, retail and construction
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Five things that could derail the ECB
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Europe households after the rate shock: A windfall for some, a squeeze for others
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High prices, thin buffers: America’s affordability crisis persists
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From unipolar to uneven: Fragmentation tests US market primacy and reshapes the global investment landscape
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Country Atlas 2026 : Under the surface
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Eurobonds – A window of opportunity for a strategic necessity
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Private equity in transition: from distribution drought to selective recovery
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Schroedinger’s tariffs
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Variable geometry for European trade: Building resilience and diversification
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Mining for the future: Addressing liabilities and unlocking sustainable transition opportunities
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Conflict in the Middle East: Implications for markets and macro
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Closing the gender income gap: from paycheck to pension
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The second energy shock: Why Europe still isn’t energy secure
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Allianz Social Resilience Index 2025: The Middle-Resilience Trap
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Not all Emerging Markets are equal: Hormuz, triple deficits, and the new energy risk premium
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Warsh's double dilemma: when the Middle East rewrites the Fed's playbook
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Signal without response: Why the EU ETS needs resolve, not redesign
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Business Tips
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B2B E-commerce Infographic | Allianz Trade
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Global trade: challenges in trade
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What is outstanding balance?
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What is credit protection in business?
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What it means to be “past due” on an invoice?
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What is a payment schedule?
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What is invoice factoring?
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What are disputed invoices and how can they be resolved?
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What is financial risk and how can it be controlled?
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Four reasons why international growth strategies stumble
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Global trade: selective globalization
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The challenge of late-paying B2B customers: an action plan
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Unpaid invoices: How to maintain a good customer relationship
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How to protect your cash flow: a guide for small businesses
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How to prevent cash flow problems
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The Finance Leader of Tomorrow: Challenges and Opportunities
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The advantages of trade credit
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How to negotiate payment terms with customers
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How to make a cash flow forecast
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What is credit risk and how to anticipate the worst-case scenarios
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Covid-19: protect against insolvency
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Days Sales Outstanding: what is DSO and how to improve it
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How trade credit insurance secures your cash flow
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Trade credit insurance: finding the right provider
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Credit risk management solutions
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Insolvency risk and Covid-19 Domino Effect Ebook
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Insolvency risk: the Covid-19 domino effect explained
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Domino effect of insolvencies is your company vaccinated against it
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Business Liquidity Calculator
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Bad debt protection: how insurance can help
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Using credit insurance to drive smart sales growth
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How to protect your business against credit fraud
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Business cash flow management: understanding the basics
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Ebook: Boost Your Financial Performance Analysis
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Factor funds how to invest with peace of mind
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Late payments: how to collect and avoid them
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Business export opportunities Q2 2021 update
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360 degree approach to risk grading
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What is credit management and what are its benefits?
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What is a good working capital ratio?
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What debt collection and marriage have in common
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What is credit control and how to implement a credit control process?
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How to prevent insolvency risk
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Why consider non-payment insurance for your company?
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Leveraging trade credit insurance to build better business relationships
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Maximising export opportunities with surety
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Protecting business against cyberfraud beginner guide fraudster profiles
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Economic recovery: safe trade in a post-pandemic world
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5 steps to faster claims indemnification
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Why cash reserves are important for your company
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SMEs - why you should invest in credit management
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What are the advantages and disadvantages of expanding your business?
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What is enterprise risk management? | Allianz Trade
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Tell it to me straight: 3 steps to becoming a plain-language champion
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Credit risk analysis: why you should evaluate your suppliers first
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Be part of the energy transition while managing risk
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What is bad debt and what to do about it?
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Understanding your business financing options
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Benefits in bulk: setting up a wholesale business for growth
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Business export opportunities Q3 2021 update: rising demand, rising prices
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E-commerce: how to protect your business when trading online
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What is political risk and how to protect against it?
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Zombie companies: what are they and how can you mitigate your risk?
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How to perform customer credit checks
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Letter of credit vs trade credit insurance: advantages and disadvantages
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UK retail sector outlook understand the 5 key risk factors
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The keys to a solid credit policy
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Why sharing financial data is key to building your business
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What is invoice financing and how does it work?
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How does business debt collection work?
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What is excess of loss insurance?
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How does a construction bond work?
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Business export trade opportunities Q1 2022 update
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How to safely trade with emerging markets
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How to prevent cash flow problems
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Global capabilities how surety supports complex projects
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Trade credit insurance speeds up the order to cash cycle
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Mitigating inflation risks in B2B Credit Management
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How companies can avoid insolvency during rapid growth
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Global trade: global exports
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E-bonding: how it works, how it helps
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How to optimize your access to credit from suppliers
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How digitalization helps maximize export opportunities
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Four steps to help you manage economic risk
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Pivoting in new directions with surety bonds
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Understanding trade credit insurance glossary
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How to safeguard your business against social engineering
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Considering factoring Reduce risk with trade credit insurance
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How companies can manage their reputation during unpredictable business interruptions
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Enabling system change in the energy sector
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How to keep trading despite global supply chain bottlenecks
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How ESG excellence can work magic for SMEs
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Why companies need to focus on all aspects of ESG
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How surety helps SMEs navigate a changing economic landscape
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The importance of surety relationships in an economic downturn
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BNPL for B2B: new technology powering ancient concepts
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Securing contractual obligations with performance bonds
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How surety bonds can support businesses beyond construction
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Scaling up SMEs with the power of BNPL
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Is BNPL changing the B2B credit landscape?
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Opening up new business frontiers with surety bonds
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Surety bonds: making the best choices for your business
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Building better partnerships: 4 tips for clients and providers
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Surety bonds and guarantees explained
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Is the corporate credit landscape changing?
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Surety and banks in the machinery and construction sectors
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Contract and legal bonds: an explainer
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Non-bank credit facilities for every SME
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How to avoid bad debt in business
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How surety can help you overcome business challenges
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Structured finance: mitigating risk and diversifying investments
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Specialty credit: insuring the future of infrastructure
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BNPL solutions: transforming risks into strengths
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Making the grade: what you need to know about risk grading and credit assessment
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XoL in a nutshell: expecting the unexpected with Excess of Loss
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Three key trends shaping surety today
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Fintech and insurance partnerships drive innovation in secure e-commerce
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Empowering B2B e-commerce with Buy Now, Pay Later
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The perfect pairing: data science and human expertise enhance our insight
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How Allianz Trade uses data science to enhance predictive capabilities
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From Euler Hermes to Allianz Trade: rebranding as a catalyst for growth
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Managing risks and embracing opportunities in the automotive industry
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Pioneering Specialty Credit insurance solution fosters virtuous circle for the energy transition
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Claims and collections part 1: debt recovery in Italy
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Tailored surety solutions help multinational companies grow with confidence
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BNPL in B2B trade: how expanding to offline transactions benefits buyers and sellers alike
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Embracing opportunities to manage credit risk: lessons from Italy’s agrifood sector
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Fidelity insurance: protecting your business from internal and external fraud
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Exporters, meet your Trade Match
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Claims and collections, part 2: understanding chapter 11 bankruptcy in the USA
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Claims and collections, part 3: debt recovery in the APAC region
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Mastering the art of debt recovery around the world, part 4: an expert guide to collections in France
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The role of the customer-centric organization
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4 reasons SMEs and midcorps should choose insurers for surety bonds
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Mastering the art of debt recovery around the world, part 5: your guide to debt recovery in the UK
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BNPL powered by Allianz Trade: Transforming B2B Payments in Italy
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Excess of Loss: embracing customized protection
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What are accounts receivable and how do businesses use them?
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What is accounts receivable turnover ratio?
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Buy Now, Pay Later: 6 big differences between B2C and B2B BNPL
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What is B2B BNPL?
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Customer scoring: Definition, examples, and the steps involved
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Case study: putting surety bonds to work
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New routes to growth: Supporting your export goals with credit insurance
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Surety Bond Playbook
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The pros and cons of extending credit to customers
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How to determine credit terms for an invoice?
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Gearing ratio: definition, types & calculation method
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Five economic trends to prepare for in 2025
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The A-Team for Trade Credit Insurance
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Surety Bonds: Essential for Sustainability-Focused Businesses
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Five examples of business fraud claims
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Data innovation: how Allianz Trade transforms data into value
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Gen AI 101: Artificial intelligence at Allianz Trade
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Investing in people: why learning and development matter
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Governance is the foundation: Allianz Trade’s sustainability strategy
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Celebrating 25 years of Allianz Trade in Hong Kong
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Boost your fraud IQ: our experts uncover the latest scams
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Gen AI with Allianz Trade, part 2: applications for trade credit insurance
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Networking with purpose: how relationships can transform your career
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Data-driven, people-oriented: a personalized approach to risk grading
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Do you know your buyer? Allianz Trade pay makes it simple
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Gen AI with Allianz Trade, part 3: Harnessing AI for workplace inclusiveness and safety
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From green energy to green bonds: specialty credit drives impactful, sustainable growth
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Sustainability at Allianz Trade: we act today to protect tomorrow
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Sustainability at Allianz Trade: standing by our commitment to decarbonization
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The clean energy boom: how to mitigate risks and take advantage of opportunities
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Introducing Allianz Trade pay, a digital-first payment solution for B2B e-commerce
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Navigating uncertainty with precision: how our underwriting process supports businesses
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Allianz Trade and the International Finance Corporation
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All eyes on India: TCI offers bright prospects for a booming economy
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Anticipating and mitigating pockets of credit risk
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Paths to growth and trends to watch in surety
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We Care for Tomorrow: our promise to make Allianz Trade a Great Place to Work
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Exporting with confidence: best practices for international debt recovery
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The path forward for e-bonds in North American surety
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How Allianz Trade helps support Save the Children’s humanitarian work
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Shape It Up: how we innovate together at Allianz Trade
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Putting the ‘S’ in ESG: what it means to volunteer at Allianz Trade
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Innovation in business information
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Customized coverage for a dynamic market: Excess of Loss in Asia-Pacific
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Gen AI with Allianz Trade, part 4: how it could enhance the customer journey
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Shape of trade: leveraging nearshoring, friendshoring and reshoring
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Gen AI with Allianz Trade, part 5: AI makes its mark on global trade
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Net zero and global trade: can the world’s economy grow more sustainably?
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Accelerating action for women’s advancement at Allianz Trade
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Innovation at Allianz Trade: meet the Shape it Up topic owners
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Shape of trade: managing uncertainty in a trade war
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Leveraging CSRD for Strategic Sustainability: Insights from the 2025 World Impact Summit
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Forging a low-carbon path: Specialty Credit Green2Green’s role in the energy transition
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Risk-ready solutions for growth, part 1: supporting multinational companies’ success in APAC
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Tackling the skills shift through future-focused learning & development
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Raising the bar on transparent, actionable sustainability objectives
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World Program: supporting multinationals everywhere
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Risk-ready solutions for growth, part 2: riding the momentum in a shifting Northern Europe
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Climate resilience, rewritten: working with next-gen scientists to drive sustainable trade
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Risk-ready solutions for growth, part 3: rising above turning tides in the Americas
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XoL in a nutshell: expecting the unexpected with Excess of Loss
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Pioneering Specialty Credit insurance solution fosters virtuous circle for the energy transition
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Structured finance: mitigating risk and diversifying investments
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How Allianz Trade uses data science to enhance predictive capabilities
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Managing risks and embracing opportunities in the automotive industry
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The perfect pairing: data science and human expertise enhance our insight
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BNPL solutions: transforming risks into strengths
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From Euler Hermes to Allianz Trade: rebranding as a catalyst for growth
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Making the grade: what you need to know about risk grading and credit assessment
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Three key trends shaping surety today
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Protecting life-saving funds with Save the Children
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Excess of Loss: embracing customized protection
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Specialty credit: insuring the future of infrastructure
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Mastering the art of debt recovery around the world, part 4: an expert guide to collections in France
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Managing risk in an inflationary environment
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Claims and collections part 1: debt recovery in Italy
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BNPL in B2B trade: how expanding to offline transactions benefits buyers and sellers alike
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Claims and collections, part 3: debt recovery in the APAC region
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Fintech and insurance partnerships drive innovation in secure e-commerce
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Claims and collections, part 2: understanding chapter 11 bankruptcy in the USA
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Fidelity insurance: protecting your business from internal and external fraud
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Embracing opportunities to manage credit risk: lessons from Italy’s agrifood sector
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Sherlock for fraud detection: How algorithms can support manual credit analysis
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Tailored surety solutions help multinational companies grow with confidence
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4 reasons SMEs and midcorps should choose insurers for surety bonds
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Exporters, meet your Trade Match
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Mastering the art of debt recovery around the world, part 5: your guide to debt recovery in the UK
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E-commerce trends: automating B2B payment
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Decoding data: meet our data scientists
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Connecting academia and business to advance climate knowledge
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Decoding data: meet Fangnuo Cai, Lead Data Scientist
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Building Climate Risk Intelligence
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How generative AI is transforming the workplace
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Securing tomorrow’s infrastructure: how surety bonds power major projects
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Gen AI ready in the workplace: empowering our teams to use AI with confidence
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International Women’s Day: fostering financial literacy and equal opportunities for all
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The AI boom: which companies are most at risk if the bubble bursts?
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Happy birthday Allianz Trade pay
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The price of heat: understanding how extreme weather impacts global trade
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Careers
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CSR & Sustainability
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Professionals
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Career Development
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Meet our people
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Inclusion and collaboration: the dual driving forces for Caroline Cimino
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How Ed Goos became the Benelux CEO
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Professional mobility leads to self-reinvention for Nadine Accaoui
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Sarah Murrow pays it forward, drawing on expertise and experience
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Determination helps Elisabeth Perié find balance and lead change
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Confidence is key to making a difference for Akgun Dogan
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‘A true learning marathon’: how to level up your professional skillset through surety
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The many paths to a career in surety
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Heads come together and a bot is born
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APIs and the art of code sharing
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Full throttle innovation why intrapreneurship is key to a thriving business
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Every voice matters prioritizing Inclusion in the workplace
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Time for a people centric approach to management
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Ten tips for writing a great CV
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Three steps to finding your leadership style
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Work smarter: 5 stress-free ways to get more things done
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Why every company should standardize its IT processes
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You’ve got an interview: now it’s your time to shine!
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Learning, squared: how to be a great mentor
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All aboard! The secrets to successful onboarding
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5 ways to grow your network with LinkedIn
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A holistic approach: surety at Allianz Trade
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Lonely at the top? How to help your leaders thrive
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How I help leaders to better understand and inspire their teams
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Connecting the dots: Sophie Albert’s dynamic career path to surety
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Investing in lifelong learning: a key to business success
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Five tips for workplace mental wellbeing
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Why digitization is key to broker underwriter relationship
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What is it like to work in surety
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Supporting the support team: building connections in HR
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Buddy up! How to support new employees
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Amine Hajji on shaping his journey
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Growing momentum behind careers in Surety
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Raising awareness and using networks to break the bias
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Know yourself and the bigger picture for greater mobility
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Achieving a fulfilling, dynamic career with surety
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A bold new start in Australia with surety
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Humans behind data science and debt collection
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Bravely embracing challenge for a rewarding career in surety
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Surety: a business all about relationships
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Enes Maraba: how I’ve achieved professional growth through mobility
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My mobility journey: why grasping every opportunity for growth counts
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Driving change and staying curious – a career in Surety
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Agile: driving customer-centricity in trade credit insurance
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Building common ground and flourishing in Surety
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Leveraging mobility opportunities and building resilience
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How my career in surety has taken me around the world
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An Italian in Paris: why working abroad may turn your world upside down (in a good way)
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Prague post offers an “unforgettable” experience
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Yannick Van Eynde on creating solutions, building relationships, and driving growth
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Paris, Shanghai, and whatever comes next: exploring the world with Allianz Trade
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From Italy to Dubai to Singapore: a career in the life of Domenico Lup
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Being part of a data-driven team is exhilarating’: Ben O’Donnell on how surety is future-proofing his career
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How working abroad demonstrates resilience and courage
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Meet Allianz Trade team: HR Factbook 2022
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An unexpected journey: how cross-functional mobility can advance your career
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From external audit to CFO: how mobility shaped my career
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Become an expert with a career in policy management
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Shaping your career path one move at a time
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Trust: paving the way for successful surety projects
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Ready for liftoff: the real career benefits of mobility
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How my career in surety has taken me around the world
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How my career in surety has taken me around the world
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How adaptability and inclusion shape a career in surety
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Careers in surety: taking on challenges with confidence
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Surety: the field for growth
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Flexibility and a learning attitude: the keys to success in surety
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Startup energy, without the risk: my career in surety
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Set goals and never settle: Chloe Lin shares her leadership journey
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If you don’t ask, you don’t get: Nadine Accaoui shares her leadership journey
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Networking with a purpose: Hilde Malyster shares her leadership journey
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Who needs a polar bear plunge? Try taking a deep-dive into a career abroad
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Sunny days ahead: From France to the UAE, a career at Allianz Trade is a journey that keeps giving
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Excellence has no age: forging support and growth across generations
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Serendipity strikes: why entering the world of surety could change your life
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Soft skills as a secret weapon: building a career in surety
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Coming Out Day: Interview from Florence Lecoutre & Milo Bogaerts on Inclusion & Equal Opportunities
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From law to business: what does it take to excel in surety law?
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Knowledge is power: Shaneen Dixon’s surety success story
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Harvesting opportunity: from the family farm to global surety
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How a Christmas party can change your life: my surety journey
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A surprising journey from psychology to surety
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Talent Development at Allianz Trade: investing in future talents
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From local beginnings to limitless horizons: Nicole Beck’s global surety story
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Growth across borders: charting transatlantic pathways in surety
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Taking the leap from athletics to surety
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A tightrope walk between growth and risk: when a finance career turns to surety
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Thailand, private jets – and surety!
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Recruitment reimagined: guided by people, powered by AI
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Global Insolvency Outlook 2020: A softer but broader based rise in corporate insolvencies
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What to expect in 2020-21: Defending growth at all costs
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Retail in the U.S.: Towards destructive destruction
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German SMEs will face higher credit risk in 2020
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Getting high on low interest rates – How falling interest rates have driven savings higher
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Don't judge the inflation book by its cover
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Is Germany a “stranded” economy?
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Agrifood: New risks looming ahead
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In or out? Measuring the Euro break-up risk
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Chronicles of Protectionism Foretold
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Measuring Digitagility: The Enabling Digitalization Index (EDI)
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Chinese New Year: The Nian Returns
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The Truth About Germany and France
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15 Unexpected Reasons to read Global Sector Reports on St Valentine’s Day
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French elections: Why this time it is different
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What is The Only Kryptonite Economic Superpowers Know?
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Superheroes, sidekicks and villains: The Guardians of the economy
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Global Economic Outlook Q2 2018
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Chronicles of Protectionism Foretold
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The View January: Flying High in 2018
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Asia China: A multifaceted strategy in response to the US
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Middle East under pressure
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Emerging Europe - Hungary check up
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Latin America: AMLO's Mexico
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Western Europe: reforms reloaded
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US Mid-term elections take on extra importance
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Let Africa enter its Belle Époque: Financing on the A-List
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Walk like an Egyptian
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Sanctions again
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Currency crisis
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Brazil's whistle
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Taiwan's exports Health check-up
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Inflation emerging in the US
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Dont poke the panda bear
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Financial liberalization in China a turning point
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US financial deregulation higher growth and risk
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The Perils of a Trumped World
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Africa United
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Latin America Still Vulnerable
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Asean A Solid Growth but no smooth sailing
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Digital Crisis
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Belgian corporates flex their muscles
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Emerging Europe Fast and Risky
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Don't stop me now
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Redistribution by monetary policy
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Chronicles of protectionism foretold
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Italy two years to transform
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Measuring Digitality
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A transformation transaction for the european power sector
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US wages to rise in 2018
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UK against all odds
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China the year of the dog
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Latin America: Halfway there
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Emerging Europe Diverging policies
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Middle East watching the Fed
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Africa Over the rainbow
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The Nian returns
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Trade wars reloaded
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North America Ghosts of the past
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We are the Export Champions
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Asia Gradually tightening
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Latin America A Lending Hand
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Emerging Europe Overheating?
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Middle East A Toxic Mix
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Africa Walk On Water
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US fiscal policy Ghosts of the past
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North America Cracks of driving liquidity
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Middle East Slow Rebalancing
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5 things Ludovic Subran
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Insolvencies forecast Low speed big crashes
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Economic Outlook 2018 Fly me to the moon
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North America The US Fit for a Marathon
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Western Europe Sway with me
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Asia Consolidating momentum
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Latin America Ready to take off
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Emerging Europe Riding on the wind
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Middle East Rocky Road
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Africa Country Roads
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After summer sunburn, mind solar insolvencies
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Global Automotive Report: Bumpy Road ahead
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Turkey: Hard landing on the horizon
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Policy bullying
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Policy bullying
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Brazil: A leap into the unknown
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U.S.: Democratic House, Republican Senate to provide legislative stagnation, more investigations
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Up to one third of European SMEs & MidCaps have high creditworthiness
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Africa improving business conditions
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Middle east: Pump it up
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Emerging europe: Gradual slowdown
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Latin america: Good ol’ risk
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Asia china 2019 outlook: Shocks and stimulus therapy
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Western Europe: The european bank stress test don’t fully reassure
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Bye bye 2018, Hello 2019
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The View November-December 2018
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North america US: Negotiating an america-first trade deal
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Russia: Weathering a U.S. storm
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2019 ECB Preview: Starting shot for the great unwind
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Where the smart savers live
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In line with the economic slowdown, companies preemptively reduced payment delays, except for Mediterranean countries
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What do Trump's new tariffs mean for the global economy?
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European regulatory changes will make banks less willing to lend to SMEs
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What to expect in 2020-21: Defending growth at all costs
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In or out? Measuring the Euro break-up risk
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Covid-19: Quarantined economics
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No stone unturned: How Covid-19 is disrupting every industry
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Reopening the world: Beware of false starts
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Lower for longer: Covid-19 to weigh on interest rates
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Retail in the U.S.: Department store bankruptcies are only the tip of the iceberg
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Allianz Global Pension Report 2020 - The Silver Swan
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Managing the curves: Shaping a sustainable Covid-19 recovery
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Social Risk Index: Structural determinants of social risk
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Rough landing: 2020 will be a terrible year for air transportation
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Construction companies in Europe: Size does matter
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When Main Street makes it to Wall Street
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Money is power: Can a country's culture increase the risk of payment defaults?
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Allianz Global Insurance Report 2020: Skyfall
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Chinese banks put to the test of RMB8tn of Covid-19 problematic loans
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Coping with Covid-19 in differing ways
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Calm before the storm: Covid-19 and the business insolvency time bomb
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Bruised but not beaten, Europe’s textile industry is a perfect candidate for a greener and digital recovery
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Covid-19 to increase firms’ liquidity needs to a record USD8tn as payment delays and inventories surge
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Spain's new coalition government: what does it mean for corporates?
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Iran-U.S. conflict: Regional instability set to rise
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Taiwan election: Decoupling from China remains top of mind
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U.S.-China trade deal: No biggie, but de-escalation confirmed
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2019 was a year to forget for the German economy, 2020 won’t bring much relief
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China: The slowdown is managed, but not over
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Russia: External account - more a story of oil and less of sanctions
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U.S. energy: Black not gold
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ECB Strategy Review: Easy does it!
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Poland: Heading for another slowdown in 2020
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Global Automotive 2020: Another lost year
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Brexit: A UK-EU trade deal is unlikely in 2020
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U.S.: Federal Reserve holds, for now
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Mexico: The great flattening
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France: The cost of division on economic growth
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Coronavirus outbreak in China: Risks of supply chain disruption increase with time
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Italy: A strong setback at the end of the year
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Hong Kong: The recession is likely to deepen in Q1 2020
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Coronavirus outbreak: USD26bn weekly in trade spillovers
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Global insolvencies: Record high failures of major companies
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EU-Vietnam FTA: EUR3.7bn of additional trade per year
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Turkey: Another rate cut raises the risk of a sharp exchange rate correction in 2020
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V2 template news
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Global Economic Outlook Q2 2018
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Sound inventory management pivotal to companies' working capital needs
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US Steel and Aluminium Tariffs: Who Will Pay the Most for America First?
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Don't Stop Me Now
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Payment Behavior
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The View April-May 2018
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Pharmaceuticals: Global Sector Report 2018
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Retail: Global Sector Report 2018
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Textile: Global Sector Report 2018
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Transport Equipment: Global Sector Report 2018
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Transportation: Global Sector Report 2018
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Agrifood: Global Sector Report 2018
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Automotive: Global Sector Report 2018
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Chemicals: Global Sector Report 2018
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Construction: Global Sector Report 2018
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Energy: Global Sector Report 2018
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Household Equipment: Global Sector Report 2018
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Information & Communication Technologies: Global Sector Report 2018
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Machinery: Global Sector Report 2018
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Metal: Global Sector Report 2018
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Paper: Global Sector Report 2018
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Cars in Europe: The British Exception
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State of the (dis)Union Address: A Revelator of Contradictions
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Emerging Markets Open to Trade are Booming
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Global Scenario Q4 2017: Fly Me to the Moon
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WERO n°1: Singapore, US, Angola, Emerging markets
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Profits in the Auto Industry: Rich and Richer
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Bangladesh: Fast economic growth but not healthy yet
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Transportation: Global Sector Report 2017
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WERO N°5: Indonesia, Russia, UK, US
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WERO N°6: Italy, Netherlands, US, Emerging Markets
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WERO N°7: Greece, Germany, UK, US
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WERO N°8: US, India, Germany, Belgium
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Italy: The 30bn Euro NPL Black Hole
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French Elections: 3Rs for a Win
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WERO °9: Spain, Switzerland, Poland, Emerging Markets
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French elections: Pricing uncertainty - what Investors expect
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Netherlands: The Uncertainty Factor
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The Dutch Country Risk Dashboard
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WERO N°10: US, Netherlands, China, Iceland
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WERO N°11: Argentina, UK, Japan, Ukraine
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Algeria: Hydrocarbon, a blessing or a curse ?
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Argentina: The skies clear up
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WERO N°3: US, UK, Turkey, South Korea
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Economic Talk – Superheroes, sidekicks and villains: The Guardians of the economy
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WERO N°4: Eurozone, France, Greece, US
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Aeronautics: Global Sector Report 2017
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Agrifood: Global Sector Report 2017
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Automotive: Global Sector Report 2017
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Chemicals: Global Sector Report 2017
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Construction: Global Sector Report 2017
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Energy: Global Sector Report 2017
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Paper: Global Sector Report 2017
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Household Equipment Global Sector Report 2017
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Metal: Global Sector Report 2017
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Machinery: Global Sector Report 2017
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Pharmaceuticals: Global Sector Report 2017
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Information & Communication Technologies 2017
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Retail: Global Sector Report 2017
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Textile: Global Sector Report 2017
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Myanmar: Strong growth masks structural vulnerabilities
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Namibia grows resiliently despite external weaknesses
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Panama: Strong growth fueled by capital inflows
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Qatar: One of the most resilient players in the region
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Sweden: Fighting the housing bubble
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Thailand: Fragile expansion
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Uganda: Balancing act between growth and balances
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Country Risk Map Q4 2016
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Sector Risk Map Q4 2016
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Insolvencies to increase in 2017 (map)
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WERO n°1: China, Emerging Markets, UK, US
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Economic Talk: Insolvencies, the Tip of the Iceberg
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The Superheroes of the Global Economy in 2017
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Policy nudges 2017-2018
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Simulated impact of selected policy actions of the new administration on US companies’ financial statements
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US policies and forecasts: baseline and alternative scenarios
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WERO n°2: China, Germany, UK, U.S.
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Mali reaping peace dividends amid a fragile security situation
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Mozambique in debt distress
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Country Risk Ratings: September 2016 Review
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Cyprus: Successfully emerging from a deep financial crisis
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Denmark: Positive reform momentum is yet to materialize
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Indonesia: Turning the growth corner?
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Ireland: Higher and faster
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Jamaica: Positive signs after economic reforms
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Kazakhstan: Hard hit by persistently low oil prices and impact of Russia crisis
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Malaysia: Weak exports and low commodity prices weigh on growth
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Armenia: Affected by low commodity prices and Russia crisis
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Austria: Growth is gradually gathering momentum
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Bolivia: Hit by low commodity prices
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Brazil: Recession bottoming out soon
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UK: Against headwinds
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China: GDP supported by stimulus
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Trade Wars in map: The Force Weakens
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New car markets for 2016
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Sector Risk Outlook Q3 2016 (Update)
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Eurozone: Rising selling prices for the first time in a year
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Turkey: Rising political uncertainties weigh on the economy
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Mexico: Modest growth due to subdued industrial activity in the US and low oil
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Mongolia: Weak growth and large macroeconomic imbalances
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Netherlands: Moderate but steady speed ahead of Brexit and elections
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Pakistan: ongoing vulnerabilities limit the economic potential
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Philippines: Strong growth hindered by political uncertainties
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Portugal: Tiptoeing growth and reduced deficits
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Slovenia: Moderate growth has returned but crisis legacies still weigh on the economy
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Trinidad & Tobago: Oil and gas prices drive the economy into the red
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Japan: Short-term gain, long-term pain
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Vietnam: Strong growth but short-term vulnerabilities persist
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China: Slowing growth and eroding policy buffers
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Hungary: Losing momentum due to slowdown in EU fund absorption
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Slovak Republic: Strong domestic demand drives growth
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Eurozone: Consumption drives half of Q1 GDP growth
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Romania: Strong growth ahead thanks to fiscal stimulus
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Peru: Pro-business policies to be pursued by the new President
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Germany: Continued robust but unspectacular growth
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Portugal: Tiptoeing growth
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United States: Weak productivity impeding growth, raising insolvencies
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Finland: Time to reform
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New Zealand: Slower but comfortable growth
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South Korea: Proving resilient
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Turkey: Q1 GDP growth boosted by consumption
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Kuwait: High dependency on oil but large financial buffers
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Morocco: Resilience tested by recurrent drought
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Nigeria: Policy uncertainties and weak hydrocarbon revenues
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Senegal: Outlook promising, despite regional uncertainties
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Tanzania: Large current account deficits but strong GDP growh
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United Arab Emirates: Navigating headwinds from a position of strength
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Burkina Faso: Concerns about domestic stability and regional security
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Democratic Republic of Congo: Security and stability concerns continue to limit commercial opportunities
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C�te d'Ivoire: Global leader in cocoa production
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Uruguay: challenging times
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UK: How strong could be the Brexit impact ?
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UK: What next?
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Country Report: Argentina
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Country Report: Azerbaijan
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Country Report: Belgium
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Brazil: Still in deep recession in 2016
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Canada: A tale of two Canadas: the two-speed economy
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China: Glass half-full or half empty?
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China: Easy does it
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Country Risk Ratings. June 2016 Review
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Croatia: Finally out of recession
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Dominican Republic: Strengthened macroeconomic environment
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Macao: External headwinds offset domestic strengths
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Egypt: Challenging business conditions against a background of economic headwinds and political transition
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India: Reduced macroeconomic imbalances
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Hong Kong: Coping with China's slowdown
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Eurozone: Further and better quality monetary easing
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Singapore: Subpar growth
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Taiwan: Economic growth to stay sluggish
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Poland: Robust growth at risk due to policy changes? Not yet
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Russia: Recession to continue in 2016 as oil prices remain low
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Norway: Fighting low-for-longer oil prices
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France: A tepid and gradual recovery
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Greece: Fragile recovery from crisis, looking for positive surprises
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Ukraine: Stuck in unresolved crises
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US: Surprisingly dovish Fed
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Ghana: IMF and local medicines are improving the nation's health
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Kenya: Large twin deficits but strong GDP growth trajectory
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Mexico: Highly correlated to the US
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Saudi Arabia: Pro-active policy response to counter weak oil prices
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South Africa: Short-term factors add to structural deficiencies
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Iceland: Improving but legacy risks remain
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Cyprus: Finally seeing the light at the end of the tunnel
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United States: Growth to continue below trend as consumer lags
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Vietnam: Fast economic growth but short-term weaknesses prevail
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El Salvador: Fiscal and external vulnerabilities
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Poland: Robust growth for now, watch out for fiscal reforms
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Estonia: Exports affected by crisis in Russia but economic fundamentals remain strong
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Colombia: Fall in oil prices weighs on growth
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Chile: Fall in copper prices weigh on growth
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U.S.: Fed begins new era
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Israel: A future Mediterranean energy power?
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Uganda: Growth robust, despite weak commodity prices
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South Africa: An extended period of sub-par GDP growth
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Oman: Low oil prices, weakened staterevenues, twin deficit
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Namibia: Outlook clouded by commodity dependence and close links with South Africa
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Mozambique: Still strong growth, but debt increasing
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Mali: Domestic and regional fragilities
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Gabon: outlook dimmed by weaker oil accounts
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Ethiopia: The spectre of drought re-emerges
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C�te d'Ivoire: On a firmer footing and good prospects
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Spain: Coalition conundrum
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The 7 dwarfs of global growth
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+5% Insolvencies in the UK in 2016
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Aeronautics: Order books exceeding 9 years of production
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Agrifood: Low commodity prices hurt agriculture while food industry's profits barely increase
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Eurozone: More will follow soon, but how much?
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Global Sector Report: Automotive
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Malaysia: Tough period ahead
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Jordan: Buffeted by regional conflicts and uncertainties
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Iran: Potential still to be realised
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Hong Kong: Adapting to China's New Normal
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Denmark: Getting better doesn't mean being in good shape
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Bahrain: Continuing (but different) growth constraints
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Australia: Enough tools to cope with the current challenges
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Angola: Measures adopted to counter impact of low oil prices
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Turkey: Q2 GDP surprises but outlook remains subdued
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Economic Talk: Auto market � a live wire
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U.S.: Fed on hold, until December
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India: Pulling the trigger?
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Malta: Economic performance remains robust, but dependency on the banking sector is a significant vulnerability
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Luxembourg: Robust in terms of growth and business environment
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Ireland: Fastest growing country in the Eurozone since 2014
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Nigeria: Political maturity but economic deterioration
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Peru: Fiscal stimulus will support growth
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Serbia: Stuck in recession
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Singapore: Below potential
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South Korea: Resilience amid cyclical headwinds
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United Arab Emirates: Financial strength and diversification soften the impact from weaker oil prices
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United Kingdom: Slow down or inflection point ?
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United States: Weak first quarter but rebound in consumption likely
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Venezuela: Critical situation
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U.S.: Getting nearer to the change
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Morocco: Relative stability in a troubled region
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Eurozone: Continuing the rally
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Eurozone: Let's twist again with the ECB!
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Uruguay: Regional economic turmoil curbs structural strengths
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Turkey: External and domestic turbulences have sent TRY in free fall
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Taiwan: Weak external demand weighs on growth
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Norway: Lower oil prices bite
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Dominican Republic: Growth slows, but country continues to outperform
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Costa Rica: Taking stock as the storm blows over
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Colombia: Slump in oil prices impacts growth
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China: Turbulent times
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Brazil: 2015, worst recession since 1990
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Argentina: waiting for the elections
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Sweden: Still a no-inflation environment
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Russia: Recession has deepened amid continued high RUB volatility
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Qatar: World's No.1 exporter of liquefied natural gas (LNG)
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Mauritus: No. 1 in Africa in terms of the ease of doing business
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Brazil: Recession ahead
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A strong economic model but concern from CHF appreciation
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India: Gathering pace
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Japan: Short term improvement, longer term concerns
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Russia: Currency crisis and deep recession in 2015
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Spain: Back on track
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Ghana: Financial pressures, but help is at hand
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Saudi Arabia: Weaker oil revenues, but strong financial assets
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South Africa: Regional power, but structural rigidities
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Tunisia: Still fragile, but marked progress
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Turkey: Surprise election result and modest Q1 growth
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Czech Republic: On track for continued recovery
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Chemicals in Germany: a window of opportunity that must not be missed
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Argentina: Waiting for the elections
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Austria: Growth remains lacklustre
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Chile: enough tools to cope with the current challenges
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China: Growth remains solid despite higher corporate risk
-
Colombia: Strong fundamentals will help to cope with the oil price shock
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Democratic Republic of Congo: Large relatively untapped potential hindered by security and stability concerns
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C�te d'Ivoire: On a firmer footing and good prospects
-
Cuba: Changing for the better?
-
Hungary: The recovery has gained momentum
-
Indonesia: Prone to external shocks
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Ireland: The Celtic Tiger has new teeth
-
Kazakhstan: Country risk increases as economy is hit by lower oil prices and impact of Russia crisis
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Mexico: Following US recovery
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The Netherlands: The Dutch rebuilding
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Germany: solid growth in 2014
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ECB: Better later than never
-
Ukraine & Russia: No end in sight to the political and economic crises
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Global Trade: Recipes for successful exports
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Chinese exports Top 10 partners and sectors
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Australia and China: Accomodative stance of Central Banks
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Russia: Modest growth in 2014, deep recession inevitable in 2015
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Eurozone: Not too bad at year end 2014
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France: Reaching escape velocity�in 2016?
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Germany: Stage set for moderate recovery
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Economic Talk: Growth: Not such a?Grimm tale but no fabled happy ending
-
China: Interest rate cut. Further easing?
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Poland: Domestic demand continues to drive growth
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Bulgaria: Growth is gaining momentum, thanks to domestic demand
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Romania: Robust growth to continue in 2015
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Germany: A moderate recovery continues
-
Ukraine: Peace, not just money, needed for economy to recover
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China: Growth remains at a crossroads
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Textile & Clothing in Italy: Bronze medal on the international fashion podium, but facing obstacles
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China: Resilience in Q3 reflects export boost
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Ukraine: Election result and outlook
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Italian car sector: Time to do an oil change
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Economic Talk: Growth: A giant with feet of clay - Industry short stories�.
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Textile and clothing in Germany: a two-geared reality
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Business Insolvency Outlook Worldwide Forecasts 2015
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Russia: Monetary action unlikely to contain the RUB's slide
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Russia & Ukraine: Exchange rate turbulence
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Eurozone: A (small) positive, but don't expect a lot more!
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Germany: On course for a moderate recovery
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Country collection complexity ratings in 2014
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Consumer electronics: Multiple New Products Cycles Offer Growth but Beware of Rapid Commoditization and Pricing Deterioration
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Uruguay: Inflation and adverse external environment weigh on growth
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Trinidad & Tobago: Suffering from decline in oil prices
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Taiwan: Positive economic outlook clouded by political uncertainties
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Sri Lanka: Public finances are improving but remain a source of concern
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Paraguay: Growth volatility
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Myanmar: The gradual liberalization process boosts growth, but risks remain high
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Latvia: Growth is weakening but economy remains resilient
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Laos: Structural weaknesses limit growth potential
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Iceland: Moderate recovery but legacy risks linger
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Honduras: Deteriorating public finances
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El Salvador: Beware of external liquidity shortages
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ECB: EUR 2 trillion needed to reverse disinflation
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Eurozone: Not too much, but not enough
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Russia: Further brake on growth
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U.S.: Stronger� maybe
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Construction in Germany: Betongold at a turning point?
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Eurozone: Q2 GDP disappoints
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10 industry short stories expose macroeconomic fragility
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Belarus: External liquidity risk remains very high
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Hong Kong: Below potential
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Mongolia: Fast growing but risky
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Germany: Losing momentum
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Bosnia and Herzegovina: Natural disasters have interrupted economic recovery.
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Kazakhstan: Devaluation and Kashagan oilfield shutdown affect growth
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Estonia: Geopolitical uncertainties weigh on growth
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Turkey: Slowdown
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Indonesia: Slower but healthier
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Austria: Subdued domestic demand weighs on growth
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Bolivia: Economic policy unlikely to change after the elections.
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Dominican Republic: Public and external financing needs remain important
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Guatemala: Public finances remain fragile
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Costa Rica: Public finances need to be addressed
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The Netherlands: This recovery lacks a spark
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Australia: No more boom, but no gloom
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Eurozone & France: The recovery is still struggling to take off
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Germany: GDP growth is gaining momentum
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Insolvency World Cup 2014: Who will score fewer insolvencies?
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Poland: Domestic demand-driven rebound
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Hungary: Growing again[pointvirgule] but vulnerabilities remain
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Spain: Stimulus package aims to strenghten economic recovery
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Czech Republic: Emerged from recession
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Nicaragua: Strenghtening the fiscal frameworl
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Thailand: Another coup challenges the country's economic resilience
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Croatia: Five years of economic decline
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Serbia: Improving short-term economic outlook
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Brazil: The World Cup will generate more inflation than growth
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Burkina Faso: Strong growth, troubled region
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China: fine-tuning growth model
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India: waking the elephant
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Cote d'ivoire: Strong GDP growth, fragile politics
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Malaysia: A heaven of growth?
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Morocco: Gateway to Africa & the Middle East
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Bulgaria:Slow growth despite sold fundamentals
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Ukraine: Regime change[pointvirgule] but no end in sight to economic crisis
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Malta: Highly dependent on the banking sector
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Romania: Export-led recovery and improved current account
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Saudi Arabia: Strong financial asset base
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Ukraine & Russia: Crimea crisis and spillover effects
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Algeria: Strong economic data but political uncertainties
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Argentina: Inflationary financing is reaching its limits
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Brazil: Economic activity constrained by significant bottlenecks
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China: Towards a bumpy transition
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Ghana: Frontier market fragility, but strong growth
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Indonesia: A difficult year ahead
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Kenya: Strong growth, large current account deficits
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Kuwait: Large surpluses provide financial cushion
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Mauritius: Ranked in the world's top 10 for economic freedoms
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Philippines: Rebuilding the economy
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Slovenia: Risk of international bailout has declined
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South Korea: Fragile recovery
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Tunisia: Political transition remains fragile
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Venezuela: Approaching the brink
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Mexico: Reform champion?
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Egypt: Return of deep state
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Oman: Diversification steers policy stance
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Ukraine & Russia: Crimea crisis intensifies
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Russia: Heading for economic stagnation
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Ukraine: Political crisis is aggraving economic crisis
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Ukraine & Russia: Crimea crisis update
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Ukraine & Russia: Crisis update
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Ukraine & Russia: Crisis update
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Ukraine & Russia: Crisis update
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The chemical industry in Germany: challenging times ahead despite a recent gasp of relief
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The wine industry in Italy: In vino veritas, leading the way out of the crisis
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Ukraine & Russia: Crisis update
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Ukraine & Russia: Tensions escalate
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Business Insolvency Outlook Worldwide Forecasts 2014-2015
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Hot, bright and soft spots: who could make or break global growth?
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Ukraine: IMF loan forthcoming but political tensions intensify
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Ukraine & Russia: Exit from crisis appears increasingly difficult
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China: Reform agenda unveiled
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Russia: Sharp growth slowdown
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Gabon: Oil economy with regional support systems
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Germany: GDP growth slowdown likely to be temporary
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Lithuania: Country risk continues to improve
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Bolivia: Hydrocarbons cannot be the driver of growth forever.
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"Consumer electronics: industry growth is limited by a lack of revolutionary products and a consumer focused on "value-seeking" and prioritization of essential spending"
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Honduras: deterioration of fiscal and external positions
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Cote d'ivoire: High economic growth, but uneasy stability/ security
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Hungary: Emerged from recession, but risks persist
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Latvia: Joining the Eurozone in January 2014
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Ethiopia: Sleeping regional giant awakes
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Mali: Recent weak security and stability undermines gains
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Ukraine: Mass protests, country risk already very high
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Iran: Weak international relations (including sanctions) constrain economic and market potential
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Trinidad & Tobago: A robust economy despite significant risks
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Morocco: Return to stronger growth in North African safe haven
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Thailand: temporary slowdown
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Ecuador: Threats to domestic liquidity
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US and Canada: Mixed employment reports
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Laos: Persisting structural weaknesses
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Taiwan: Gradual recovery
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US: Tapering to be phased in from January
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10 Game Changers Euler Hermes 2014 Global Economic Outlook
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US: Outlook for 2014 is relatively positive
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Germany: Moderate growth and near-balanced budget in 2013
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Aluminium sector in Brazil: High potential for consumption growth
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Food industry in Brazil: Where is the growth?
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Automobile sector in China: A multitude of small local players dominated by western businesses
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World Economy: Back in the game
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US: Fed QE tapering in line with economic data
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Russia: Weak 2013 GDP growth dampens outlook
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Emerging markets: Turbulence but no crash
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Cyprus: Still a long way to go
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Slovak Republic: Gradual recovery ahead
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Eurozone: On the road to recovery, but prosperity remains distant
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Italy: Contraction slowed in Q2
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Philippines: Robust growth and improving macroeconomic fundamentals
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India: Structural weaknesses highlighted
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Qatar: Gas-fired
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Cambodia: Robust growth but weak economic structure
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Eurozone: Cautious recovery
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Nigeria: Regional superpower, with flaws
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Romania: Getting better, but still vulnerable
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Azerbaijan: Non-oil sectors have become drivers of growth
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Malaysia: Sound macroeconomic fundamentals
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Bangladesh: Structural weaknesses
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Eurozone: Return in confidence confirmed
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Poland: Economy has lost momentum
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Sri Lanka: Large fiscal and current account deficits
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Angola: Strong GDP growth from low base
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Mozambique: Strong GDP growth and natural resource base
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Uganda: Strong growth from low base
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Indonesia: Ongoing depreciation and outflow of foreign exchange reserves raise concern
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Malta: Fiscal consolidation has lost momentum
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Eurozone: Southern Europe, partly cloudy but partly sunny
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Lebanon: Fragile, but resilient
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US: Fed delays tapering
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US: Risk of partial government shutdown
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South Africa: Regional power, but structural rigidities
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US: Shut down, with a debt ceiling approaching
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Hungary: Despite overall economic fragility, some sectors have retained strengh
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US: Debt ceiling approaches
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Vietnam: Improving but still vulnerable
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US: The cavalry arrives just in time
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China: On track
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Eurozone: Credit conditions for firms are less (but still) tight
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Automotive Industry Outlook
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Chemicals: The chemical industry is a cyclical business highly dependent on the changes of the global economy and reliant on the cost of basic commodities, especially oil and gas
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Construction : Residential construction is expected to continue to rebound as the economy improves
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Dominican Republic: Modest growth and persistent imbalances
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US Food: dealing with commodity price volatility
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Forest products: dealing with environmental responsibility pressures
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Cracks in the US Housing Market?
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Oil & Gas: the North American rig revolution
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Steel: signs of weakness
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El Salvador: Low growth and financial weaknesses
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Paraguay: Rebound in GDP growth
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Eurozone: Surprise interest rate cut
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Iceland: Greadual recovery continues but legacy risks remain
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Israel: strong economy but security concerns
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Eurozone: Recovering but at a snail's pace
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Czech Republic: Still in recession but gradually improving
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United Arab Emirates: Strong asset base, growth in non-hydrocarbon sectors
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Bahrain: Regional support aids short-term stability
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Colombia: Commodity-led
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Cyprus: Dire Straits
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Iraq: Troubled history, huge potential
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South Korea: Sound economic fundamentals
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Tanzania: Continuing strong GDP growth
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Turkey: Anti-government protests
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Kazakhstan: Improved short-term economic outlook
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Morocco: Europe-Africa interface
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Singapore: Strong economic fundamentals
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Turkey: Improved short-term economic risk undermined by social unrest
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Japan: BoJ policy statement and GDP revision
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Pakistan: Security and stability risks
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Eurozone: Demand remains weak
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Eurozone: ESM - the devil is in the detail
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World Economy: IMF revises down its forecasts
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Egypt: The military unseats President Morsi
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Egypt: Political transition takes another turn
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China: Second quarter of deceleration
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Japan: And the winner is...Abe
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UK: Positive surprise on growth
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Jordan: Fragile but resilient
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Kenya: Successful elections now offer scope for growth
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Eurozone: Mixed signals
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World Economy: Upturn, but only gradual
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China: Stronger Q4 GDP
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US: Positive data
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Eurozone: Q4 2012 GDP contracted
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Serbia: In the midst of a double-dip recession
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The Global Financial Crisis, 10 Years On
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WERO n°29: Turkey, US, UK, China
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Agrifood: Skeleton in the Closet
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Turkey Q2 growth still strong but sharp slowdown ahead
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Eurozone: Home-grown drivers
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US. Strength in jobs and ISMs
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Emerging Markets: Back in 2014?
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Singapore: Robust growth in 2017, modest slowdown in 2018
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Canada: Slowing labor market
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Germany: Domestic demand ok, but export engine stutters
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Iran: Feeling the pain of sanctions
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China: Rising fears, switching policy gears
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[The Bottom Line] - Protectionism
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The Bottom Line Italy's New Government
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The Bottom Line US deregulation
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Argentina: Tightrope walking
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Turkey No Respite For The Try
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South Africa Illusive Recovery turns into technical recession
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Italy Past the peak of the economic upswing
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Canada GDP improves in Q2
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Protectionism Global trade enters a dangerous path
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Argentina Free fall
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Turkey Monetary tightening and foreign exchange controls
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France Look on the bright side of life
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U.S Consumption, manufacturing firm; prices soft
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Russia Cautious monetary tightening
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Africa The resource curse
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Japan BoJ to maintain accomodative stance for longer
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Poland rapid Q2 growth but gradual slowdown ahead
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Africa China will hold on
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Japan Felling the pinch of a us trade war
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Us Mexico reach trade agreement
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Germany Economic Sentiment brightens significantly
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France lost in consumption
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Nigeria poor growth h1 no worries on h2 prospects
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Us most data strong fed to hike two more times this year
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Eurozone growth to be resilient
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Angola: IMF lending on the mend
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Hong Kong despite strong trade figures growth set to slow
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Turkey full blown currency crisis recession to follow
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us a host of strong data
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uk the economy should remain resilient
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France: Corporate debt bromance
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china keeping the boat afloat
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Germany: 2018 starts with an economic soft-patch
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Turkey: A step in the right direction, but more is needed
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Eurozone: No tightening in credit standards as yet
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Chile a 2018 grand cru
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Colombia: Off to a better start
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Eurozone: What's behind the lower deficit and debt ratios in 2017?
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Russia growth set to remain modest
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Angola: Get right
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Indonesia: Monetary policy
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Israel strong growth in h1
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Malaysia q2 gdp bad omen
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China: Behind the (solid) growth numbers
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Russia: Reprieve, for now
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us retail sales accelerate hints of inflation
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Turkey: Snap elections will not resolve economic risks
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UK: Lower pressures on margins in 2018
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US: Recent data strong, but trade concerns drag
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Ukraine: Monetary policy on hold but to remain tight
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Nigeria: Financial conditions are improving
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Singapore: Robust growth in Q1
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uk the softer brexit bodes well for the sterling
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China: A conciliatory speech
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turkey on course for a balance of payments crisis
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France I will survive
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"Food" for thoughts: Is the trend decline over?
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US: Jobs disappoint but the outlook remains solid
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UK: Lowest trade deficit
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Canada bank of canada raises rates
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Brazil: Low inflation, but political risk is back
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Italy: Upswing starting to lose steam
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Central and eastern europe inflation on the rise
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Senegal: A simple plan that works
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Philippines: Ready to tighten monetary policy
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South Africa honeymoon in reverse
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china q2 gdp strong despite protectionism
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Turkey: Rapid growth in 2017 - soft landing in 2018?
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US: Personal consumption modest, manufacturing strong
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Uk: Towards a softer brexit than expected
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Morocco: Growth under a job ceiling
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Saudi Arabia: Recession in 2017 - modest recovery in 2018
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US: Strong labor market unfazed by trade concerns
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Costa Rica: Keep debt in mind
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UK: Resilient business and consumer confidence in March
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Uganda: Growth-cum-debt
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Egypt: Growth surprises positively
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Kazakhstan: Rebound in 2017 - slight moderation in 2018
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China: Escalation in trade relations with the US
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Emerging markets: Selectivity needed
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France: The ties that bind
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South Africa: Implementation time
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Brazil a few inflation clouds
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Belgium: Another year of above potential growth
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US: Robust outlook remains intact
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Hungary: Ultra-loose for too long ?
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italy political uncertainty to weigh on the economy
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Tunisia: As time goes by
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Singapore: After the peak
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Morocco: Less growth more inflation
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China surfing against the wind
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US: Fed hikes as expected, but turns more hawkish
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UK: Transition deal until end-2020 agreed
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Germany: First impact of protectionism fears?
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Russia: Clear election result paves way for policy continuity
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Argentina: Recovery confirmed in 2017
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Turkey: Early indicators signal continued overheating
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US: Tepid consumption strong manufacturing
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Egypt: A kind of magic
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China: Quality growth and opening up
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US: Risky tariffs announced, economy remains solid
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China: A strong start of the year but...
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Turkey: Overheating concerns and rising country risk
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Turkey: Inflation surges to near 15 year high
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Russia: Economic outlook mixed, political outlook stable
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Brazil: Still encouraging developments for consumers
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Romania: The overheating goes on
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Kenya: Counting stars
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Saudia Arabia: Out of recession growth to strengthen in H2
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Australia: Saved by consumption
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Algeria: Protectionist stance
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US: Tariff threats overshadow other good news
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Greece: Economic recovery takes a breather
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Mexico: Resilience but risks remain
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India: Let's grow
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Emerging markets: Risk on
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Czech Republic and Romania: Good and not so good
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Brazil: Four full quarters of growth
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Turkey: Mixed data, as usual
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South Africa: Honeymoon
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Kenya: Growth on
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Hong Kong: Fading momentum ?
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China: Economic growth to prove resilient
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Germany: The labor market continues to be robust
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South Africa: Words should turn into deeds
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Poland: Domestic demand continues to drive growth
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Nigeria: The paradox of growth
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US: Powell testimony shows strong economy, more hawkish bias
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Slovenia: Investment and export boom in 2017
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Ghana: The new growth powerhouse
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Japan: Industrial production starts on a weak note in 2018
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UK: Saved by the global economy
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Thailand: Above the +3% mark, again
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US: Mixed data, but inflation fears are overdone
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Latvia: Turmoil in the financial system
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Iran: Currency risk on the rise again
-
Indonesia: Slowly but surely
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Italy: Political uncertainty to weight on growth prospects
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Greece: Strong start in 2018
-
France: Growth price tags
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Turkey: Prices up, sentiment down
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US: Vigorous economy
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Poland: Keep on growing
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Tunisia: Foreign exchange reserves depletion
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India: Growth champion
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Italy: Navigating political uncertainty
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Germany: Upswing remains robust
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France: Twisted nerve
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Turkey: Monetary policy reacts, but more is needed
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Colombia: Time to recover
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UK: The economy should stay on a resilient path in 2018
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Africa: Different pulses
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Singapore: Positive signals
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US: Stock market falls, but fundamentals remain solid
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Japan: Moderate growth thanks to private domestic demand
-
Italy: 2017 GDP growth highest since 2010
-
Central & eastern europe: Regional growth at 10-year high
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Greece: Debt relief another step in the right direction
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Mexico and Brazil: Two diverging central banks
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Netherlands: Heading towards another year of strong growth
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Qatar: Showing resilience
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Malaysia: Towards a gradual slowdown
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Turkey: Erdogan will assume strengtend presidency
-
Germany: Ifo test with light and shade
-
France: Early signs of a recovery
-
US: Fed raises rates, and could hike 2 more times this year
-
Eurozone: Pre-commitment to end QE - with some flexibility
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US: Trade fears cause uncertainty and disruptions
-
Turkey: Q1 GDP surges, but sharp slowdown is on the card
-
UK: On course for a rate hike in h2 2018
-
Japan: Positive signs for a pick-up of economic activity in Q2
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Chile: Copper-backed upswing
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Ghana: Encouraging signs despite poor rains
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Romania: Growth slows but signs of overheating remain
-
Bahrain: Rebalancing will reduce growth
-
Australia: Strong growth but not broad-based
-
Asia: The hawks club
-
US and China: Protectionist saber rattling and impacts
-
Emerging markets: Boom boom boom
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Germany: Production continues to rise
-
Eurozone: Towards higher purchasing por for consumers
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UK: A soft start of the year on the corporate side
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Russia: Moderate recovery in 2017 set to continue in 2018
-
US: Strong economic fundamentals remain intact
-
Ukraine: Gradual growth recovery set to continue
-
Poland: Strong growth in 2017, set to continue in H1 2018
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Africa: Trade is trendy
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Russia: Early indicators point to uptick in growth in Q2
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Indonesia: Moving up
-
Colombia: Befriending markets
-
US: Consumers drive the economy
-
Eurozone: Strong growth contrasts with ECB's easing bias
-
Hungary: Too loose monetary policy poses risk of overheating
-
France: Ignition, supply side
-
Zambia: Moment of truth approaching
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Mexico: Rebound confirms resilience
-
Ukraine & Hungary: Different monetary policy needs
-
china signs of a gradual decelaration are building up
-
UAE: Inflation on an uptrend
-
Malaysia: Rate hike, what's next ?
-
China: Stronger, faster?
-
US: Manufacturing and housing robust
-
Turkey: Mixed signals
-
Philippines: Robust growth ahead
-
Argentina: Unexpected monetary policy shift
-
Russia: Overall improving export
-
US: Manufacturing vigorous inflation emerging
-
South Africa: Growth should surprise on the upside
-
Japan: BoJ holds monetary policy steady
-
Eurozone: Rising risk of an extended soft patch
-
Germany: Strong economic expansion, no overheating
-
Morocco: Mad about exchange rate flexibility
-
Saudi Arabia: Outright recession in 2017
-
China: Bracing for slower growth ?
-
Peru: A little help from the central bank
-
Malaysia: Q1 gdp holding the line
-
Romania: First policy rate hike in 9 years, more to come
-
Tunisia: Policy trilemma about growth, liquidity and social cohesion
-
Asia: trade figures - bad omen ?
-
Nigeria: Growth is set to accelerate
-
Singapore: Robust growth in 2017, modest slowdown in 2018
-
Argentina: Crisis mode on pause for now
-
US: Payroll headline soft, but no worries
-
Angola: Doors opened to a strong devaluation
-
Emerging market: Alice in Wonderland
-
Canada: In 2017 most jobs created in 15 years
-
Russia: Moderate recovery at the start of the 2018 set to continue
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Russia: Forecast to remain on a moderate growth path
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Israel: Slower but more balanced growth in 2017
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Japan: Export performance still convincing
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Qatar: 23 years growth low in 2017 moderate recovery in 2018
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Thailand: Q1 gdp a strong start
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Global Economic Outlook Q3 2018: Reaping the Whirlwind
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U.S.: Fed hikes, with more coming; sees stronger economy
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France: Get misunderstood?
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Argentina: The IMF to the rescue – part 2
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Mexico: Towards a better Q3
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Germany: Solid growth despite foreign trade headwinds
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GCC: Overall, inflation will remain in check in the region
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Singapore and Taiwan: Headwinds
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Italy's budget battle: Big promises, rising debt
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North America NAFTA becomes USMCA
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Italy: Budget battle begins
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Morocco: Low-fi growth
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Europe: Stable, but rather soft optimism
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US: Consumption and manufacturing solid
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Ukraine: Robust GDP growth in Q2 but consumer spending slows
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Kenya: The come-back
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China: Waning momentum
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Russia: De-dollarization plans
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Brazil Pro business stance prevails in election for now
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Egypt: Back in time
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Saudi Arabia: Gradually gaining momentum
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US: Jobs report better than it looks. Yields jump.
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UK: Summer is over
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South Africa: Seven
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China: Stimulus tap open
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Brexit: The Bottom Line
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Turkey: Currency crisis triggers rebalancing
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UK: Wages and sterling to drive prices up again
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Hungary: Interest rates kept at record lows
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Bahrain: Growth set to be curtailed by fiscal consolidation
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U.S.: Strength in consumption, manufacturing, employment
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Russia: Higher oil prices benefit the current account balance
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Zambia: The sledgehammer
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China: Trade – defying gravity?
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US retail: Big ticket insolvencies continue
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China Q3 GDP on the slow lane
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Singapore: Downturn?
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Ghana: The good pupil
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Eurozone: Still a positive momentum for corporate credit
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Turkey: Currency crisis begins to impact economic outlook
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Angola: The dark matters
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U.S.: Housing market struggling
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Poland: Gradually slowing down
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China: Q3 GDP on the slow lane
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South Korea: Time for action
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Qatar: Growth is gathering momentum
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Turkey: Monetary policy on hold
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Brazil: Corporates are not home and dry yet
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Italy: GDP stagnation in Q3 bodes ill for 2019 fiscal plans
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Germany: Trade dispute weighs on the economy
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France: Alto ma non troppo
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U.S.: Strong GDP headline, weak details
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Major insolvencies: High frequency, increasing severity
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European paper makers face higher input prices and lower demand
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China and U.S.: Trade war – a glimmer of hope?
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Germany: Growth likely to have paused in the third quarter
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UK: More rate hikes post Brexit deal?
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Mexico: AMLO’s first confidence shock
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Central Europe: Monetary policy
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Kuwait: Recovery is on the way
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Taiwan: All bet on domestic demand
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A new M&A regime post Brexit vote?
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Silver lining in business environment for exporters
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U.S.: Democratic House, Republican Senate to provide legislative stagnation, more investigations
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Japan: Q3 GDP hit by natural disasters
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GCC: Oil production down or up?
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Portugal: Still cruising above +2%, but not for much longer
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Argentina: Companies start paying the crisis bill
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Central & Eastern Europe: Q3 regional growth remained firm
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UK: Activity is expected to considerably slow down in Q4
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Germany: Real GDP contracted in the third quarter
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Eurozone: Temporarly weak growth momentum
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Thailand: Domestic demand-driven GDP growth in Q3
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South Africa: It’s the same old story
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Bulgaria: Gradual slowdown ahead
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Chile: Slower but still solid Q3 growth
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Hungary: Monetary policy stance remains ultra-loose
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Turkey: Currency crisis is taking its toll on real economy
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Russia: Q3 growth disappointed but Q4 set to be better
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U.S.: Consumers poised for the holidays
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U.S: Consumers poised for the holidays
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Russia: Q3 growth disappointed but Q4 set to be better
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Turkey: Currency crisis is taking its toll on real economy
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China: The G-20 test
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Israel: Cooling a bit
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Italy: Economic sentiment on a downward trend
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U.S.: Holiday sales solid but unexciting
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South Africa: As time goes by
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France: Bad romance
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UK: All eyes on 11 December
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Ukraine and Russia: Tensions on the rise again
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The Bottom Line: Global trade
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India: Slower growth masks domestic resilience
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South Africa: Painful growth
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Greece: Recovery remains on track, for now
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Canada: GDP in line, oil prices to stabilize on cuts
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Emerging Markets: What a difference a year makes
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Brazil: Back on the slow recovery track
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U.S.: Volatility from mixed signals
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Eurozone: Progress towards reform of the ESM
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Australia: Under pressure
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Nigeria: It’s (oh) so quiet
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Poland: Strong growth in Q3, slowdown expected in 2019
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Canada: Record setting jobs report
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China: A difficult end of year
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U.S.: A softer tone
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France: It’s getting worse, before it gets better
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Turkey: Recession and rebalancing on their way
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China: Preparing for next year
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Angola: No debt truce despite the IMF
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France: Addicted to debt
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Argentina: Officially in recession (again)
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UK: Brexit – The vote of last resort on 15 January?
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Germany: Political uncertainty weighs on economic activity
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U.S.: Fed hikes, becomes more dovish, but not enough
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Global Insolvency Outlook 2019: The collateral damage of too-low growth and tightening financial conditions
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Singapore: Soft patch?
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Qatar: OPEC exit provides room to boost growth in 2019
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Russia: Advanced indicators give a mixed picture
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U.S.: Strong jobs report, but tepid otherwise
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Africa: At polls
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Saudi Arabia: Gradual uptrend in growth continues
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Brazil: A honeymoon before the vows
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China and U.S.: A positive outcome matters
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Taiwan & South Korea: “Trade, we have a problem”
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Morocco: Insolvencies’ and jobs’ unpleasant arithmetic
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Spain: A cloudier start of the year for corporates
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Mexico: Policy fluctuation is the new norm
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China: Red flags and policy reactions
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Nigeria: 36 shades of Nigeria
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Germany: No economic downturn ahead
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UK: A Shakespearean Brexit until the last minute
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South Korea: Saved by stimlus
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Tunisia: Tightrope
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Turkey: Recession and rebalancing remain on their way
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Argentina: Rebalancing on track
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Russia: Large external surplus in 2018, set to narrow in 2019
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U.S.: Slowing down
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China: Stimulus measures start to have tangible impacts
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The Belt and Road Initiative: A boom, a bust or just a buzzword?
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China: Headwinds
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Lebanon: Rising risks to financial stability
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France: Double dip
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Mexico: Q4 2018, a preview for 2019?
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World Trade: Correction?
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World FDI: Decade low
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Eurozone: A weak ending to 2018
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U.S.: Federal Reserve gets even more dovish
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South Korea: Is winter coming?
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Lebanon: A government, at last
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UK: The BoE could delay the next rate hike to late in H2
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US: Labor market very strong, other data mixed
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Nigeria: Time to unlock untapped national savings
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Poland: Strong growth in 2018, but slowdown ahead
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Germany: Waiting for GDP data release on 14 February
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Russia: Surprise jump in annual GDP growth
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Spain: Towards early elections
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India: A pre-election stimulus
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Nigeria: Time to make the most out of the mobile moment
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Central Europe: Monetary policy on hold in the largest economies
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Canada: Labor market surges
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Russia: Prepared for new sanctions?
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France: Exports held the line
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UK: Rock Around The Clock
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China: A temporary or a durable boost?
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Senegal: Economy stuttering, but no slump ahead
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Central & Eastern Europe: Growth is slowing but remains robust
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Brazil: Don’t count your chickens before they are hatched
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South Africa: The trickiest is yet to come
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Turkey: Recession deepens, rebalancing slows
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Germany: Economy moved sideways in second half of 2018
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U.S.: Retail results conflict, industrial production falls
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What if the U.S. were to declare a trade war on European cars?
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Japan: False start
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Egypt: In a virtuous circle
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Hungary: Monetary policy on hold but watch out for core inflation
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Cuba: Private property, but political continuity
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Algeria: Time is running out
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Israel: Growth edges down but remains solid
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U.S.: More weak data
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UK: A 3-month delay of Brexit looks very likely
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China: NPC – expansionary measures to support growth
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South Africa: Losing ground
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Portugal: Slowdown ahead for the good student
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Canada: Q4 GDP misses big on the downside
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Poland: Fiscal stimulus ahead of October 2019 elections
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France: Winter sleep
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Brazil: After a weak 2018, expect a reality check for 2019
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U.S.: Q4 GDP strong but details grim
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ECB: "In a dark room you move with tiny steps"
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China: Trade bump or trade slump?
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Kenya: The place to be
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Czech Republic: Rate hike possible at end-March
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U.S.: Very weak jobs and retail sales
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Emerging Markets: Once upon a time
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France: For a fistful of dollars
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UK: Brexit me…later
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Turkey: Full-year GDP contraction expected in 2019
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Japan: Hampered by trade
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Ghana: The importance of being earnest
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Italy: Resurfacing budget tension to weigh on growth
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Chile: High cruise speed
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Saudi Arabia: Oil continues to drive the economy
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Africa: Shark in the water
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China: Stimulus starting to bear fruit
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U.S.: Federal Reserve is finished raising rates for 2019
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Singapore: Signs of relief? Not really…
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Nigeria: This time is (really) different
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Kazakhstan: Preparing a dynastic succession
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U.S.: Downbeat news
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Hungary: The start of monetary policy normalization
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Germany: Approaching an economic turning point
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France: The price of uncertainty
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Turkey: Renewed turmoil and unorthodox policies
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China: Spending up?
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Morocco: Losing the export mojo?
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Slovakia: A success for liberalism
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Canada: GDP starts 2019 on a strong note
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Ukraine: Comedian or oligarch?
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U.S.: Consumers timid, manufacturing mixed
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UK: Towards a softer Brexit
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Turkey: Wind of change?
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Japan: Fragility
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Israel: Voters opt for continuity
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Romania: Inflation up but interest rates on hold
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Brazil: Preliminary signs of the reality check
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Emerging Markets: One size does not fit all yet
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U.S.: Employment rebounds
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France: Another good export performance
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Eurozone: Higher loan demand from SMEs in Q1 2019
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India: Turning up?
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South Africa: Power-strapped economy
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Bulgaria: A good start to the year
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Mexico: A cautious central bank… for valid reasons
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Africa: As time goes by
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Turkey: Gimme shelter
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U.S.: Weakness in manufacturing and housing
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China Q1 GDP: Stimulus stabilizes growth
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Indonesia: Supported by domestic demand
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Iran: U.S. oil export sanctions waivers to end
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Eurozone: Public finances have improved notably
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Colombia: Good start of the year
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U.S.: Consumer rebounds, housing crumbles
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Singapore: The canary and the coalmine
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France: Pent-up demand?
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Ukraine: A new president – a new era?
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Eurozone Q1 GDP growth: positive surprise
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South Korea: The cost of trade dependence
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Kenya: I can stand the rain
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Russia: Growth slowed in Q1, monetary policy unchanged
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Argentina: Sell-off as political risk emerges again
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France: Till April’s dead, change not a thread…
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Spain: Political fragmentation matters for the medium-term
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Eurozone: Positive surprise in Q1 GDP growth
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U.S.: Fed on hold, manufacturing and income stumble, consumers rise
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China: It is getting complicated
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South Africa: Economic policy in 3D
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Czechia: Monetary tightening while economy slows
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U.S.: Employment rebounds
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France: Ticket to ride
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Germany: Strong GDP growth in the cards for Q1
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Turkey: Sliding again
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U.S.- China trade talks: Escalation
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Philippines: Changed policy stance
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Kuwait: Growth set to remain moderate
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Turkey: Unorthodox monetary policy tightening – revisited
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Canada: Record-setting employment report
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France: In Vino Veritas
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Germany: Strong start to the year is no all-clear
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UK: Contingency stockpiling explains Q1 growth rebound
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China: Increased pressure on policymakers
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Japan: Q1 GDP – an illusion
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Zambia: Blind run
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Central & Eastern Europe: Some positive growth surprises
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Chile: Slowdown in Q1 due to temporary factors
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Morocco: A growth slowdown is underway
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France: Spring buds
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U.S.: Housing, manufacturing, consumption all weak
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Germany: Strong start to the year, subdued outlook
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Is Dr. Semiconductor right about the cycle?
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Major insolvencies as of Q1 2019
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India: Landslide victory for PM Modi
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Nigeria: Missing
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Hungary: Inflation on the rise but monetary policy remains loose
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Argentina: Two sides of the same coin
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Tunisia: Living on the edge
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France: The comeback
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U.S.: Consumer confidence not helping manufacturing
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EU elections: Ruling by consensus even more necessary
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Indonesia: Growth set to remain robust despite external headwinds
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South Africa: Down the road
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Sweden: Positive surprise in growth masks vulnerabilities
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U.S.: Rate cut on the cards
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Emerging Markets: Under pressure
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France: Made in heaven?
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Turkey: Sentiment falls again
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Greece: Economy moving in the right direction
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Thailand: Losing momentum
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Africa: When it does not rain, it still pours
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Ukraine: Political uncertainty and economic slowdown
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U.S.: Employment slowing, odds of Fed cuts rising
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Poland: Economy slows gradually, corporate risks rise
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France: The worse, the better?
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UK: Contingency stockpiling will accelerate in Q3 again
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Germany: Very weak start to Q2
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Slow descent from the debt mountain
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Australia: Monetary easing needs fiscal stimulus on its side
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Ghana: Growth innuendo
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Turkey: Weak start into Q2 ahead of Istanbul election rerun
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Argentina: Finally bottoming out?
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Africa: One size does not fit all
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Spain: Acceleration of labor cost growth
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Russia: Rate cut as economy falters
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U.S.: Fed holds, but hints strongly that cuts are coming
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Malaysia: Growth slows gradually but remains robust overall
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Egypt: Preparing for the morning after
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Turkey: Opposition win in Istanbul reconfirmed
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Mexico: Lower regime of growth, persisting risks
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Ethiopia: Please don’t stop the music
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France: Divided landscape
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UK: How prepared are companies to a no-deal?
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Germany: Lower sentiment for longer
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Vietnam: Beneficiary from U.S.-China trade war?
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Kenya: Any way the wind blows
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Ukraine: Losing momentum
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U.S.: Consumption tepid, manufacturing sliding, trade worries
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France: Easy come easy go, will you let me go?
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UK: Current account deficit at its highest level since 2016
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Eurozone: The manufacturing sector to remain in recession
-
EU-Mercosur deal: Potential, but hurdles ahead
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Georgia: Impacted by Russian sanctions
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Algeria: Likely stagnation
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Turkey: Got me under pressure
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U.S.: Fed cut almost certain, jobs up in June but trending down
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Africa: Just can’t get enough
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Saudi Arabia: Oil output cuts pull down overall growth
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France: Meet me halfway
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Germany: H2 2018 déjà-vu fuels recession fears
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Singapore: The canary in the coal mine
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Nigeria: Start me up
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Eurozone: Mind the downside pressures on export prices
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US: Mixed data
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Emerging markets: Waiting for the Fed
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Brazil: Pension vote calls for cautious optimism
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Europe: New Commission, new reform agenda
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Asia: Another trade fight to worry about
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South Korea: Economic policy at play
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South Africa: Between a rock and a hard place
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Eurozone: Tighter bank credit conditions for SMEs in Q2
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Latin America: Monetary policies to the rescue?
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US: Housing market stalled
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France: The backseat of my car
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ECB: Easing is coming
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UK: New Prime Minister, same (old) hopes
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Global trade: Resilient yet diverted
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Hong Kong: A trade hub feeling the pain of trade tensions
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Egypt: Walk like an Egyptian
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Russia: Faltering
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Argentina: Debt restructuring ahead, if not default
-
France: Defying gravity is off the cards
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UK: Brexit – A last-minute extension of Article 50 (again)?
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U.S.: Data still weak, trade war drags on
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Germany: Flirting with recession
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India: Unexpectedly sharp slowdown
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Nigeria: Easing or not, much ado about nothing?
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Eurozone: Recession in manufacturing to continue in H2 2019
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Brazil: Recession avoided but acceleration still delayed to 2020
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Emerging Markets: Trade openness, from blessing to curse?
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South Africa: No recession, but no free lunch either
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Greece: Fastest-growing Eurozone economy in Q2 2019
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Turkey: Bottomed out, but still contracting year-on-year
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Australia: Slowdown
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Tunisia: Lost decade
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Central and Eastern Europe: Accommodating monetary policy
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Mexico: Draft budget is a perilous balancing act
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U.S.: Mixed data
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France: Gravity
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World economy: All about that bass
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ECB: Big September package and yet more to come
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Taiwan: Growth set to slow down after a strong Q2
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Benin vs. Nigeria: Free trade – deeds vs. words
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EU: Further trade diversion from the U.S.-China trade dispute
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Brazil: Dovish window of opportunity
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Algeria: Benign neglect is not an option
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U.S.: Fed cuts but future path is uncertain
-
Middle East: Escalation spiraling out of control?
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Indonesia: Accommodative monetary policy to support growth
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Egypt: Wages
-
UK: One in six companies doesn’t feel ready for a “Hard Brexit”
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Argentina: Double-dip recession ahead
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France: Cars
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Germany: Heightened recession risk also for 2020
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Eurozone: Growth trough expected in Q1 2020
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U.S.: Housing market improves but leading indicators decline
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APAC: Accommodative monetary policies
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Kenya: Growth is here to stay
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Emerging Europe: Deteriorating sentiment
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Brazil: Manufacturing in a better direction
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Morocco: Growth is heading south
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Italy: 2020 Budget unlikely to trigger renewed EU tensions
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U.S.: Manufacturing in contraction
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Trade: The door opens for more tariffs on the EU
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Singapore: The L word
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South Africa: Not a walk in the park
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Croatia: Slowdown amid external pressures
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Canada: Labor market shows continued strength
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France: Industrial recession on the cards?
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Turkey: The tie that binds
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Brexit: A technical extension likely, followed by a deal
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U.S.-China mini-deal: Trade policy volatility is here to stay
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China: The slowdown continues
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Lebanon: Dire straits
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UK: “In principle” there is a Brexit deal
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U.S.: Manufacturing and housing both continue to weaken
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Turkey: Appropriate rate cut, but uneven recovery ahead
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France: Mind the credit cycle
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Germany: Weak start to Q4
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Chile: Widespread protests, contained risks so far
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Hong Kong: Slipping into recession
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Africa: Cannot be serious?
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Russia and Ukraine: Monetary easing also in Eastern Europe
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Argentina: No surprises, but uncertainty and tougher times ahead
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Italy: No recession, but downside risks still loom large
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France: Autumn leaves
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Eurozone: Soft winter ahead
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U.S.: Fed cuts, Q3 GDP solid
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APAC: October PMIs reflect continued weakness in manufacturing
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Ethiopia: Deeds vs. Words
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Bulgaria: Growth is forecast to slow
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Brazil: Reforms, season 2
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Romania: New government approved
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UK: All sectors remain under pressure
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U.S.: Employment and services robust, manufacturing weak
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China: Policies aiming to lift spirits
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Philippines: Growth regained momentum in Q3
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Algeria: Black swan
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Central and Eastern Europe: Growth is moderating
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Canada: Labor market still strong despite October losses
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Russia: Growth picks up in Q3
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UK: Lowering prices to export the accumulated stocks
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Spain: A more redistributive coalition is not a done deal yet
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Germany: No recession as German consumer saves the day
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Malaysia: Gradually losing momentum
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Saudi Arabia: Aramco price range lowered and roadshow curtailed
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Hungary: Nothing new from the monetary policy front
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Colombia: Outperforming in Q3, but mind the external sector
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Netherlands: Resilience against general slowdown
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Chile: First impacts of protests, uncertainty remains
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Eurozone: Export substitution mainly with the U.S.
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U.S.: Housing rebounding but retail and manufacturing weak
-
Black Friday is a bargain for everyone but American retailers
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China: Upwards revision in 2018 GDP
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Africa: Addicted to debt
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Turkey: Export gains to discontinue in 2020
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U.S.: Slowdown still likely
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Romania: Take a (second) chance on me
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Nigeria: In search of lost growth
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Switzerland: Resilient exports prop up Q3 GDP growth
-
World Economy: Industrial recession confirmed in Q3
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Major insolvencies as of Q3-2019
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India: GDP disappoints in Q3 2019
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South Africa: The cycle is the trend
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Poland: Slowdown is set to continue
-
Brazil: Economy accelerating, but window for reforms narrowing
-
Emerging Markets: Rational inattention?
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Canada: Tepid growth as expected
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Turkey: Growing again, albeit modestly
-
Global Trade: The Tariff Man strikes again
-
Japan: Fiscal stimulus package to support growth into 2020
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Morocco: Missed expectations matter
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Ukraine: Speeding up monetary easing
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Brazil: Encouraging start of Q4, time for cautious optimism
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Turkey: Continued monetary easing – is it too rapid?
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France: Hold the (flat) Line?
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Eurozone: More easing likely in 2020
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U.S.: Fed leaves rates unchanged
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China: November activity improves, but slowdown is not over
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Lebanon: Remaining under severe bond-market scrutiny
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Bulgaria: Sound growth in 2019 but slowdown ahead
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Argentina: Q3 GDP and first economic measures
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Russia: Monetary easing forecast to continue in 2020
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Germany: Cautious economic recovery, no sharp rebound
-
Eurozone: The manufacturing sector about to exit recession
-
U.S.: Worrisome retail sales. Housing continues to recover
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Spain's new coalition government: what does it mean for corporates?
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Middle East: Iran-U.S. conflict has escalated
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Spain: New government, mixed bag for corporates
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U.S.: Services, trade boost economy; manufacturing drags
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China: Monetary policy was eased again
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Chile: Economic pain is not over yet for companies
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France: Sudden stop
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Africa: Living on my own
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APAC: Manufacturing PMIs may be bottoming out but remain low
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Taiwan election: Decoupling from China remains top of mind
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2019 was a year to forget for the German economy, 2020 won’t bring much relief
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U.S.-China trade deal: No biggie, but de-escalation confirmed
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Oman: Smooth transition of power
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Central Europe: Inflation higher than expected at the end of 2019
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Canada: Labor market stronger than expected, and slowing
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Emerging Markets: Secular stagnation in key countries
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U.S.: Labor market weaker than expected, and slowing
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France: I did it my way
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Iran-U.S. conflict: Regional instability set to rise
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China: The slowdown is managed, but not over
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Russia: External account - more a story of oil and less of sanctions
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ECB Strategy Review: Easy does it!
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Poland: Heading for another slowdown in 2020
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Italy: A strong setback at the end of the year
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Coronavirus outbreak: A new trade barrier
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Coronavirus outbreak: USD26bn weekly in trade spillovers
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U.S.: Housing to remain strong, confirming an internal/external divide
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Federal Reserve: Tylenol monetary policy
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Super Tuesday: And the winner is... public debt in America
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Quarantined trade: Covid-19 to cost USD320bn of trade losses every quarter
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Low for longer oil prices: Who is at risk?
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Covid-19: After a lost quarter, 75% of the Chinese economy is back
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Covid-19: A timid "whatever it takes" from policy makers across Europe
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ECB: From "whatever it takes" to "bring it on"
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The Fed goes unlimited. Really?
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What does Covid-19 mean for the global economy?
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Covid-19 crisis in Europe to put 13,000 corporates at risk
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What does Covid-19 mean for global trade?
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France, Germany, Eurozone: Reading the recession in the PMI leaves
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Germany: The calm before the labor market storm
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What does Covid-19 mean for European SMEs?
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What does Covid-19 mean for global insolvencies?
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Emerging markets: How to fight Covid-19 without 'whatever it takes'
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What does Covid-19 mean for Germany's economy?
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What does Covid-19 mean for Emerging Markets?
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Oil: The floods
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Covid-19 to increase U.S. delinquency rate by 6.5% and insolvencies by 25% in 2020
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Exiting the lockdowns: a tale of four stories
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China: In search of lost demand
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Fed bazooka: A long shot
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Europe should unlock excess savings from Covid-19 response
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Retail in Germany: A very slow exit from lockdown
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Eurozone: Black hole economics
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ECB: Show and tell
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Emerging markets: Capital outflows bottomed out but beware of the weak spots
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Global trade: Covid-19 losses equivalent to a return to 1994 tariffs
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Pensions: Corona reveals need for further pension reforms in Germany
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UK: Brexit uncertainty could jeopardize the recovery in H2 2020
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What does Covid-19 mean for France's economy?
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What does Covid-19 mean for the UK's economy?
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Germany: Q1 GDP drop only the tip of the iceberg
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Automotive in europe: -30% in 2020, in spite of active googling for new cars
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A German-French trial balloon on fiscal union
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The ECB is also here to close governments' financing gap
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Global trade: Recession confirmed, watch out for a double-whammy blow due to protectionism
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European corporates loading up cash against uncertainty
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Equity markets: Have policymakers created Pavlovian markets?
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The risk of 9 million zombie jobs in Europe
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Brexit: Trade tricks won't be enough
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Covid-19: Contagion risks also apply to markets
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European banks: Could EUR300bn of additional NPLs crunch the recovery in Europe?
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Close to 150 large companies went bust in Q2 2020
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Impact underwriting: sustainable insurance as an opportunity for society and business
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France, Germany, Italy: Good fiscal stimulus, bad trade deficits?
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Allianz Pulse 2020 - The political attitudes of the French, Germans and Italians: grim expectations
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European consumers still firmly in the woods
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QE in emerging markets: Playing with fire?
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ECB: talking the talk, before walking the walk in December
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Back to school: when the tech bubble hisses
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Average inflation targeting: The U.S. Fed buys two years of respite
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The big compression: the erosion of duration risk
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German "Wumms" vs. French "relance": Who does it better?
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Allianz Wealth Report 2020
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Eurodollar: Lost in translation?
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Living on with a Covid-19 hum
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U.S. elections - We have a winner: Debt
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Inflation: Back to the 1970s?
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U.S. & Eurozone corporates: where is the Fed?
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30 million unemployed go missing and with them USD14bn of monthly consumption
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EUR100bn equity gap for French and Italian SMEs
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The global aerospace industry faces a steep cost of contagion
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EUR100bn equity gap for French and Italian SMEs
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Big tech and the S&P 500: Look beneath the surface
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EU Climate policy goes global: Introducing a Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism
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Eurozone: Double dip and structural weaknesses
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Winning exports market share despite the COVID-19 crisis
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A hard Brexit could cost the EU EUR33bn in annual exports
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U.S., Europe or China: Who is the global climate’s super hero?
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Eurozone: Double dip and structural weaknesses
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The Transatlantic spread: pricing in inflation (un)certainty
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Healthier tomorrows? Sporting goods a rare bright spot in Covid times
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Dual circulation: China’s way of reshoring?
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Consumers and climate policy: Wash me but don’t get me wet
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Delayed but not derailed: The Eurozone recovery after 'lockdown light'
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The U.S. elections turn into a judiciary battle: What’s next?
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Joe Biden's victory: reconciliation economics
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Zero interest rates: redistribution through the backdoor
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Emerging markets: heading for a China-less recovery?
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Emerging Europe: The balance of risks is tilted to the downside
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EU carbon border adjustments and developing country exports: saving the worst for the last
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RCEP: Common rule of origin could boost regional trade by around USD90bn annually
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Financial and risk literacy survey: resilience in times of Corona
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Saving Christmas: a EUR18bn challenge for French non-essential retailers
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Europe: One in four corporates will need more policy support in 2021 to avert a cash-flow crisis
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U.S. & Eurozone sectors: hunting for the weak links
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Global sovereign debt market: not seeing the trees for the forest
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French and German savers: the unequal twins
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France: Improved confidence will boost consumer spending by EUR10bn in 2021
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ECB: another EUR1.6tn in QE to reach the light at the end of the tunnel
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Wanted: public borrowers of last resort
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Global Supply Chain Survey - In search of post-Covid-19 resilience
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Growing pains: the future of incomes for lockdown Gen-Z
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US & EMU corporate spreads: There is only so much QE can do
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2021-22: Vaccine economics
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'Dear Santa': Our economists' wish list for 2021
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Brexiting in times of Covid-19
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Change? What change? Saving behaviors post Covid-19
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Germany: The economic growth rollercoaster continues in 2021
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DNP - Template Article page
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The world is moving East, fast
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President Biden's inaugration: 100 days to save America?
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The hot race for green tech dominance to cool the global climate
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Allianz Regional Pension Report 2021: Asia
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Vaccination delay to cost Europe EUR90bn in 2021
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Covid-19 vaccines: a USD40bn revenue windfall for pharmaceuticals
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Big oil: At risk of becoming fossil firms?
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China: Riding the silicon ox?
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Is the Chinese ox reflating the world, one container at a time?
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Italy: Draghinomics FAQs
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Digital-enabling countries proved more resilient to the Covid-19 economic shock
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Risk literacy and choices - Stubbing toes in the dark
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QE and the bull market in everything but diversification
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European corporates: (active) cash is king
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Covid-19 one year on: 1.8 million additional long-term unemployed in Europe
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The not so merry adventures of the Robin Hood generation in financial markets
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Tourism: Europe will be at the frontline of the recovery, but only in 2024
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US yield curve: Let’s twist again?
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Commodities: higher demand, supply bottlenecks, but no speculation (yet)
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The irony of Biden’s super stimulus: USD360bn for exporters around the world
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Show me the money: debunking a couple of myths about excess liquidity
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China's policy mix: "proactive" and "prudent" in name, tightening in practice
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The Hotel California effect: How the European hospitality sector is looking for people who stay
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The Suez Canal ship is not the only thing clogging global trade
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Race to the post Covid-19 recovery: 7 obstacles to overcome
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Unleashing excess foreign exchange reserves to boost growth in Latin America
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Joe Biden's infrastructure plan: defying gravity
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Taper Tantrum in 2021-22: Beware of the TUCKANS
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Demystifying the four horsemen of the inflation apocalypse
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European corporates: Cash-rich sectors get richer
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Investment is back: Harder, better, faster, stronger?
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Equity markets: In search of Goldilocks’ inflation
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European households: the double dividend of excess savings
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Insolvencies: We'll be back
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Germany's constitutional court: reincarnation under the climate veil of ignorance
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Pricing superpowers: Which sectors have them in the Eurozone?
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Global Insurance Report 2021 - Bruised but not broken
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Drivers of growth: Property and casualty insurance
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Abolishing fuel subsidies in a green and just transition
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Eurozone government debt - Quo vadis from here?
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Semiconductors realpolitik : A reality check for Europe
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French export barometer: 8 out of 10 companies aim to increase exports in 2021
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The flaw in the liquidity paradigm: lessons from China
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European corporates: It could take 5 years to offload Covid-19 debt
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Grand reopening: new opportunities, old risks
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G7 corporate tax deal: Who is winning, who is losing?
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US yields: Where the music plays
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Boom or bust? The Covid-19 crisis emphasizes wider fertility challenges
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Allianz Pulse 2021: Old beliefs die hard
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Emerging Markets debt relief: Kicking the can down the road
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China's corporate credit: Triaging in progress
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This is (Latin) America: The unequal cost of living
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France vs Germany: No #Euro2020 final but a tie against Covid-19
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Global Trade: Ship me if you can!
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Postponed motherhood may help narrow the income and pension gaps
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EU CBAM: Well intended is not necessarily well done
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SPACs: Healthy normalization ahead
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Liquidity matters: Corporates may need half a trillion of additional working capital requirement financing in 2021
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European central bank: New wording, old problems
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Chip shortages to boost carmakers’ pricing power in Europe
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Australia’s pension system: No reform can replace financial literacy
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Europe’s pent-up demand party is just getting started
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European SMEs: 7-15% at risk of insolvency in the next four years
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ECB: Roaring reflation no reason to flinch
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Export performance in Europe: a sink or swim game
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Life after death: The phoenix-like rising of Japan's life industry
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European food retailers: The bitter digital aftertaste of the Covid-19 legacy
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Global economy: A cautious back-to-school
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Climate policy: Time for a “blood, toil, tears and sweat” speech
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How to future-proof the German Wirtschaftswunder
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Eurozone: reflation is not stagflation
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Money supply, saving & hoarding: What you see is not what you get
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Insolvencies: We’ll be back
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Allianz Global Wealth Report 2021
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Energy prices in Europe: (a costly) winter is coming
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China’s great crunch: causes and consequences, at home and abroad
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Energy prices & inflation: Backwardation keeps inflation expectations anchored
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IPOs: turbocharged by private equity
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Allianz Climate Literacy Survey: Time to leave climate neverland
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The big squeeze: supply disruptions pressure manufacturing margins in the US and Europe
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United Kingdom: Trapped by policy choices
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Transport in a zero carbon EU: Pathways and opportunities
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Wrapping up? How paper and board are back on track
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The EU utility transition: A pathway powered by solar and wind
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Diabetes and Covid-19: The silent 45 billion euro problem
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The middle-income trap: inequality across countries after Covid-19
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Corporate credit: life after policy support
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US retail: a not so black Friday for consumers
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Chinese capital markets: the panda in the room
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Global FX volatility: still waters run deep
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Monetary policy: Omicron management & beyond
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Jostle the colossal fossil: A path to the energy sector transition
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Global Trade Report – Battling out of supply-chain disruptions
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Social Risk Index: Leave the door open for development
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Public infrastructure investment: enough bang for the buck?
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Economic outlook: Don’t look up
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Frying pan to fire: Will inflation spark a wage-price spiral in 2022?
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Mental health: Raising awareness and calling to action
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US Fed: A fata morgana hiking cycle?
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Allianz Pension Report LatAm special 2022
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Can 5G reignite the smartphone industry?
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China: putting the tiger on a stronger footing in 2022
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Carbon farming: a transition path for agriculture & forestry
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European Central Bank: Last dove standing?
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Is the wealth middle class shrinking?
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Who’s afraid of inflation? A corporate view
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Russia-Ukraine crisis: conflict escalation
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Can Europe do without Russian gas?
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The (energy) price of war for European households
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#IWD2022: break the gender pay gap!
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Not so hawkish after all: Is the ECB past the peak or just on pause?
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The (energy) price of war: When inflation bites US savings
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Economic Outlook: Energy, trade and financial shockwaves
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Global trade: Battling out of demand and price shocks
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Russian dolls: unwrapping corporate (commodity) dependencies
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Germany: limiting economic pain from going cold turkey on Russian gas
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Is fashion retail falling out of fashion?
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How green is the French Presidential campaign?
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French presidential elections: “Don’t panique!”
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Emerging market sovereigns: turbulent times ahead?
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Allianz Trade Global Survey 2022
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200bps more - Will the Fed hike the economy into recession?
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The cost of the zero-Covid policy for China and the world
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Corporate credit: straddle or struggle?
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Forget earnings yield, embrace “expected” capital gains?
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France: Turn the music off to hear the bells tolling
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Germany’s Easter package: Great green intentions
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Eurozone inflation: How bad can it get?
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US and European EV outlook: Driving the energy transition
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Who should be afraid of a stop in Russian energy supply?
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TGIF? Allianz Survey on Job Attitudes
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Global Insolvency Report: Growing risks and uneven state support
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European food inflation: and the loser is the consumer
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Allianz Global Insurance Report 2022: A decisive decade
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Rallying ruble and the weaponization of finance
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The great green renovation: the buildings sector transition pathway
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ECB: Hike while you can!
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Can the European consumer hold on?
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Eleven countries at high risk of a food crisis
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A trade recession before a mild Chinese reopening?
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Commercial debt collection: USD4.2trn at risk in the most complex countries
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Obesity: Costly epidemic
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Economic and Market Outlook: Running up the hill
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Breaking spread: fragmentation risk in the Eurozone
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Price war for European airlines – Fasten your seatbelts
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Allianz Pulse 2022: United in pessimism
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Back on the (climate) track The quest for independence powers Germany’s energy transition
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The anatomy of financial bubbles, crashes & where we stand today
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Remote work: Is the honeymoon over?
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Eurozone: watch credit conditions!
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High yield: have the tourists left?
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How to ease inflation? Non-tariff barriers to trade in the spotlight
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Green infrastructure investment: The public sector cannot do it alone
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Averting Gasmageddon and securing a just transition
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Double trouble? Inflation means less cash and more debt for companies
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Italy’s elections: snapping back?
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Missing chips cost EUR100bn to the European auto sector
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Lights out! Energy crisis, policy mistakes and uncertainty
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Shipping: liners swimming in money but supply chains sinking
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US housing market: The first victim of the Fed
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Reverse currency war puts emerging markets at risk
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Eurozone public debt: The interest rates reality check
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Bond market meltdown in the UK: a first post mortem and key takeaways
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Globalization 2.0: Can the US and EU really “friendshore” away from China?
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Allianz Global Wealth Report 2022: The last hurrah
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‘Whatever it takes’ reloaded? Europe’s fiscal response to the energy crisis
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Can the booming battery sector help Europe with its energy crisis?
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Market Volatility and Corporate Bonds: Collateral Damage
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Energy crisis, interest rates shock and untampered recession could trigger a wave of bankruptcies
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Brazilian elections: the calm before the storm?
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Picking up contagion in equity and commodity markets
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EU fiscal rules – quo vadis?
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US midterms: Republicans are back, (fiscal) policy impasses too
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Fixed income is back
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Africa’s journey to net zero: USD7trn just for energy
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Financial globalization: moving towards a polarized system?
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Black Friday for consumers, Bleak Friday for retailers?
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Europe: How big will the interest rate shock be in 2023?
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ESG – from confusion to action
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House of cards? Perspectives on European housing
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Old lessons for a new world
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The economics of war, (and its aftermath)
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Economic Outlook 23-24: Keep Calm and Carry On
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Wealth without pensions in Asia
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Pension reform in France: Bonjour tristesse
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Allianz Risk Barometer 2023: Cyber and business interruption top threats as economic and energy risks rise
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Quantitative tightening and debt repayment costs in the Eurozone
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No, the energy shock in Europe does not mean de-industrialization
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Consumption: What’s (wealth) got to do with it?
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Do we need more inflation to get more corporate investment?
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Falling off a savings cliff?
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A Faustian bargain: Europe’s answers to the US IRA
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Monetary policy in Central and Eastern Europe ahead of the curve?
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Rates, not roses: The long goodbye to zeronomics and its implications for the private and public sector in the Eurozone
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The silver lining for global trade
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The “five Ds” of structurally higher inflation
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Russia’s war economy
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The new risk frontier in finance: biodiversity loss
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#IWD: Employ and pay them more!
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Easy come, easy go: The impact of quantitative tightening on money, credit and market plumbing in the Eurozone
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Inside corporate earnings
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Mind the gap: the USD30trn global liquidity gap is here to stay as payment behaviors likely to deteriorate in 2023
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US bank failures—What’s next?
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Centrifugal emerging markets
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Swiss shotgun wedding – What’s next?
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Everything everywhere all at once
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The green industrial revolution
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US: Credit crunch in the making?
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No rest for the leveraged
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European food inflation – hungry for profits?
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Allianz Pension Report 2023: Reforming against the demographic clock
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Still working from home? US banks are getting worried
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Unpacking returns on equity
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Policy rates: end of the beginning or beginning of the end?
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No quick wins: more jobs but little productivity in the Eurozone
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European housing: home (un)sweet home?
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The Chinese challenge for the European automotive industry
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Bank of England: First to hike, last to pause and pivot
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Allianz Global Insurance Report 2023 - Anchor in turbulent times
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G7 summit in Japan could trigger new protectionism phase
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European commercial real estate – selectivity matters!
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Earnings recession to catch up with corporates
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Allianz Trade Global Survey 2023: Testing resilience
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Sector vulnerability to rising financing costs
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The right to work versus the right to retire
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Past the peak – European corporate margins down again?
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Biodiversity loss part II: portfolio impacts and A quantitative case study on pollination abatement measures
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Automotive industry unplugged?
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Climbing the wall of worries - Summer Economic Outlook
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Toasted, roasted and grilled? Walking the talk on green monetary policy
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De-dollarization? Not so fast…
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More emissions than meet the eye: Decarbonizing the ICT sector
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Eurozone convergence: two steps forward, one step back
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European retail: a cocktail of lower spending and tighter funding
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A new Eurozone doom loop
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Back to the beach: tourism rebound in Southern Europe?
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US immaculate disinflation: How much should we thank the Fed for?
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Critical raw materials – Is Europe ready to go back to the future?
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Playing with a squared ball: the financial literacy gender gap
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US & Eurozone growth defying gravity
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Global boiling: Heatwave may have cost 0.6pp of GDP
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Is diversification dead?
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What to watch 7 September 2023
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Sector Atlas: Assessing non-payment risk across global sectors
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Germany needs more than a plan
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Climate tech - the missing piece in the net zero puzzle
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All eyes on fiscal in the Eurozone
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Global economic Outlook 2023-25: The last hike?
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Going together and going far – Powering Africa's economic and social potential
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What to Watch 13 October 2023
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Global Insolvency Outlook 2023-25: From maul to ruck?
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What to Watch 19 October 2023
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A bolt from the blue? Amplified social risk ahead
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What to Watch 27 October 2023
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Greening global trade, one container at a time
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What to watch 03 November
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India: A rising star
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What to Watch 10 November 2023
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Global construction outlook: Liquidity cracks
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What to Watch 17 November 2023
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Food industry: Gravy for corporates, leftovers for consumers?
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What to Watch 24 November 2023
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Allianz Climate Literacy Survey 2023 : Climate Fatigue
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What to Watch 30 November 2023
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What to Watch 08 December 2023
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Global Economic Outlook 2023-25: Looking back, looking forward
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Climate Change Trade-Offs: What does it take to keep our world insurable?
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What to Watch 12 January 2024
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Allianz Risk Barometer : Identifying the major business risks for 2024
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What to Watch 19 January 2024
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Europe needs to step up its game
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What to Watch 26 January 2024
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Country Risk Atlas 2024: Assessing non-payment risk in major economies
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What to Watch 02 February 2024
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China: keeping the dragon awake
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What to Watch 08 February 2024
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European labor markets: Migration matters
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What to Watch 16 February 2024
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When the penny drops
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What to watch 22 February 2024
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Global Insolvency Outlook: Reality check
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What to Watch 29 February 2024
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What to Watch 07 March2024
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Trumponomics : the sequel
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What to Watch 14 March2024
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Global auto outlook: Steering through turbulence
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What to Watch 22 March2024
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Global Economic Outlook 2024-25: Soft Landing: it's a wrap ?
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The cost of pay me later
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What to watch 05 April 2024
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The best is yet to come
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What to Watch 11 April 2024
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Latin America : Shall we dance?
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What to Watch 18 April 2024
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Global outlook for private debt & private equity: private(r) for longer?
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What to Watch 26 April 2024
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Ashes to ashes, carbon to soil
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What to Watch 03 May 2024
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Allianz Trade Global Survey 2024 : Protectionism Mithridatism
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What to watch 16 May 2024
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Allianz Global Insurance Report 2024: Transformative years ahead for the insurance sector
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What to Watch 24 May 2024
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Allianz Pulse 2024: What unites and separates the demos of Europe
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What to Watch 31 May 2024
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What to expect from the European elections
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What to Watch 06 June 2024
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Climate change and the double impact of aging
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What to Watch 14 June 2024
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Industrial policy: old dog, new tricks?
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What to Watch 21 June 2024
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Mid-year Economic Outlook 2024-25: Games wide open?
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What to Watch 28 June 2024
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Securing critical infrastructure: the two-for-one of green investment
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What to watch 05 July 2024
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Olympic Games: The economics of hosting the biggest sporting event in the world
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What to watch 12 July 2024
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GenAI in the insurance industry: Divine coincidence for human capital
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What to watch 18 July 2024
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Metals & mining: Do we live in a material world?
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What to watch 25 July 2024
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Sustainable ocean
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What to Watch 02 August 2024
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Sector Atlas 2024: the outpriced, the outcasts and the outliers
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What to Watch 06 September 2024
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Long-run capital market returns in times of climate change
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What to Watch 12 September 2024
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Fostering age inclusion at work to make companies demography-proof
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What to Watch 20 September 2024
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What to Watch 27 September 2024
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Economic outlook 2024-26: The great balancing act
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The global economic ripple effect of cyclones
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What to Watch 11 October 2024
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Global Insolvencies Report : The ebb and flow of the insolvency wave
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What to Watch 18 October 2024
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Breaking or laying bricks? How policymakers will shape the construction recovery
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What to Watch 24 October 2024
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What to watch 31 October 2024
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What to Watch 07 November 2024
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The geoeconomic playbook of global trade
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What to Watch 15 November 2024
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Little fires everywhere: How polarization is shaping the economy (and what do to about it)
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What to Watch 21 November 2024
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From Cyber Monday to Black Friday: how the retail sector is navigating year-round challenges
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What to Watch 28 November 2024
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The weight is over: How GLP-1 treatments are reshaping pharma and beyond
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What to Watch 06 December 2024
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The risks of competitive fragmentation on Europe’s road to net zero
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What to Watch 12 December 2024
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Economic outlook 2025-26: Defying gravity?
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Germany – quo vadis?
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What to Watch 10 January 2025
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What to Watch 16 January 2025
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Insuring the future : The virtuous cycle of insurance and sustainability
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What to Watch 23 January 2025
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Allianz Global Pension Report 2025 : Time to walk the talk
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What to Watch 31 January 2025
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Country Risk Atlas 2025: Repeat, rewind?
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What to Watch 6 February 2025
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How Europe can take back the wheel in the global auto sector
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What to Watch 14 February 2025
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From hard-to-abate to decarbonized: Strategies for transforming Europe’s industrial sector
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What to Watch 20 February 2025
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Climate risk and corporate valuations
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What to Watch 27 February 2025
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The New Jedi Order: Global chip war and the semiconductor industry
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What to Watch 07 March 2025
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Plug, baby, plug: Unlocking Europe’s electricity market
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What to Watch 14 March 2025
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The corporate battlefield: Global insolvencies in times of war economics
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What to Watch 20 March 2025
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Invest in your future: How to save your way out of employment vulnerability
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What to Watch 28 March 2025
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What to Watch 4 April 2025
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Riders on the storm: Managing uncertainty updated outlook
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What to Watch 11 April 2025
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Rethinking climate adaptation for global resilience
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What to Watch 17 April 2025
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What to Watch 25 April 2025
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Eight lessons learned from 20 years of ESG investing
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What to Watch 2 May 2025
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What to Watch 9 May 2025
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What to Watch 15 May 2025
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Global Survey 2025: Trade war, trade deals and their impacts on companies
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What to Watch 22 May 2025
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Allianz Global Insurance Report 2025: Rising demand for protection
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What to Watch 28 May 2025
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Captain Europe: Five ways to forge the region’s defense shield
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What to Watch 05 June 2025
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No country for old robots: how can Europe leap over the robotics tech frontier?
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What to Watch 12 June 2025
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Cash back to shareholders or cash stuck to finance customers? American and European firms deal with trade war differently
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What to Watch 20 June 2025
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Allianz Pulse 2025: Confused and disappointed – but less pessimistic
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What to Watch 26 June 2025
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What to Watch 01 July 2025
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Mid-year economic outlook 2025-26: Summertime sadness
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The market alone won’t fix it: the dilemma of climate-neutral real estate
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What to Watch 11 July 2025
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What to Watch 18 July 2025
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What to Watch 25 July 2025
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3.5% to 2035: Bridging the global infrastructure gap
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What to Watch 1 August 2025
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Sector Atlas 2025: Trade war is a sector war after all
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What to Watch 05 September 2025
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The fertility rate paradox: Education is key
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What to Watch 11 September 2025
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Agentic AI: The self-driving economy?
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What to Watch 18 September 2025
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Quarterly Outlook Update 2025-27: 10 Top-of-Mind Questions, Answered
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Big beautiful data centers: How AI and infrastructure are giving a second wind to an ailing construction sector
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What to Watch 9 October 2025
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Feeding a warming world: Securing food and economic stability in a changing climate
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What to Watch 16 October 2025
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Global Insolvency Outlook 2026-27: Don't look down!
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What to Watch 23 October 2025
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The electro-state era: From Made in China to Powered, Designed and Financed by China?
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What to Watch 31 October 2025
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Old trade routes for new trade wars?
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What to Watch 6 November 2025
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Can we afford to save nature? The economics of the Half-Earth scenario
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What to Watch 14 November 2025
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Allianz Green Transition Tracker 2025 - A decade after Paris: Progress, paralysis and the race to net zero
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What to Watch 20 November 2025
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Black Friday : The icing on the cake for US retail?
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What to Watch 28 November 2025
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High hopes, heavy footprint: Aviation’s quest for climate-neutral skies
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What to Watch 05 December 2025
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Convertible bonds: The financial roadster for dynamic markets
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What to Watch 11 December 2025
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Economic outlook 2026-27: Stretching the limits
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Geopolitics heats up from Venezuela, to Greenland to Iran, but investors shrug. For how long?
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The heat is on: Unlocking Germany’s heat-pump potential
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Eyes back on the Fed (and on interventionist financial policies)
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EU-India trade deal: EUR30bn of combined yearly export gains in a fragmented world
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Commercial debt collection 2026 Trade receivables in a fragmented world: Navigating Collection Complexity
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From Japan with love: New policy stance creates both market opportunities and liquidity risks
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A new decade high for major insolvencies driven by services, retail and construction
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Five things that could derail the ECB
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Europe households after the rate shock: A windfall for some, a squeeze for others
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High prices, thin buffers: America’s affordability crisis persists
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From unipolar to uneven: Fragmentation tests US market primacy and reshapes the global investment landscape
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Country Atlas 2026 : Under the surface
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Eurobonds – A window of opportunity for a strategic necessity
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Private equity in transition: from distribution drought to selective recovery
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Schroedinger’s tariffs
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Variable geometry for European trade: Building resilience and diversification
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Mining for the future: Addressing liabilities and unlocking sustainable transition opportunities
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Conflict in the Middle East: Implications for markets and macro
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Closing the gender income gap: from paycheck to pension
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The second energy shock: Why Europe still isn’t energy secure
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Allianz Social Resilience Index 2025: The Middle-Resilience Trap
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Not all Emerging Markets are equal: Hormuz, triple deficits, and the new energy risk premium
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Warsh's double dilemma: when the Middle East rewrites the Fed's playbook
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Signal without response: Why the EU ETS needs resolve, not redesign
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Business Tips
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B2B E-commerce Infographic | Allianz Trade
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Global trade: challenges in trade
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What is outstanding balance?
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What is credit protection in business?
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What it means to be “past due” on an invoice?
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What is a payment schedule?
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What is invoice factoring?
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What are disputed invoices and how can they be resolved?
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What is financial risk and how can it be controlled?
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Four reasons why international growth strategies stumble
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Global trade: selective globalization
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The challenge of late-paying B2B customers: an action plan
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Unpaid invoices: How to maintain a good customer relationship
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How to protect your cash flow: a guide for small businesses
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How to prevent cash flow problems
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The Finance Leader of Tomorrow: Challenges and Opportunities
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The advantages of trade credit
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How to negotiate payment terms with customers
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How to make a cash flow forecast
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What is credit risk and how to anticipate the worst-case scenarios
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Covid-19: protect against insolvency
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Days Sales Outstanding: what is DSO and how to improve it
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How trade credit insurance secures your cash flow
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Trade credit insurance: finding the right provider
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Credit risk management solutions
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Insolvency risk and Covid-19 Domino Effect Ebook
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Insolvency risk: the Covid-19 domino effect explained
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Domino effect of insolvencies is your company vaccinated against it
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Business Liquidity Calculator
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Bad debt protection: how insurance can help
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Using credit insurance to drive smart sales growth
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How to protect your business against credit fraud
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Business cash flow management: understanding the basics
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Ebook: Boost Your Financial Performance Analysis
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Factor funds how to invest with peace of mind
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Late payments: how to collect and avoid them
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Business export opportunities Q2 2021 update
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360 degree approach to risk grading
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What is credit management and what are its benefits?
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What is a good working capital ratio?
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What debt collection and marriage have in common
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What is credit control and how to implement a credit control process?
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How to prevent insolvency risk
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Why consider non-payment insurance for your company?
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Leveraging trade credit insurance to build better business relationships
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Maximising export opportunities with surety
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Protecting business against cyberfraud beginner guide fraudster profiles
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Economic recovery: safe trade in a post-pandemic world
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5 steps to faster claims indemnification
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Why cash reserves are important for your company
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SMEs - why you should invest in credit management
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What are the advantages and disadvantages of expanding your business?
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What is enterprise risk management? | Allianz Trade
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Tell it to me straight: 3 steps to becoming a plain-language champion
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Credit risk analysis: why you should evaluate your suppliers first
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Be part of the energy transition while managing risk
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What is bad debt and what to do about it?
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Understanding your business financing options
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Benefits in bulk: setting up a wholesale business for growth
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Business export opportunities Q3 2021 update: rising demand, rising prices
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E-commerce: how to protect your business when trading online
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What is political risk and how to protect against it?
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Zombie companies: what are they and how can you mitigate your risk?
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How to perform customer credit checks
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Letter of credit vs trade credit insurance: advantages and disadvantages
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UK retail sector outlook understand the 5 key risk factors
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The keys to a solid credit policy
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Why sharing financial data is key to building your business
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What is invoice financing and how does it work?
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How does business debt collection work?
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What is excess of loss insurance?
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How does a construction bond work?
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Business export trade opportunities Q1 2022 update
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How to safely trade with emerging markets
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How to prevent cash flow problems
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Global capabilities how surety supports complex projects
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Trade credit insurance speeds up the order to cash cycle
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Mitigating inflation risks in B2B Credit Management
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How companies can avoid insolvency during rapid growth
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Global trade: global exports
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E-bonding: how it works, how it helps
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How to optimize your access to credit from suppliers
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How digitalization helps maximize export opportunities
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Four steps to help you manage economic risk
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Pivoting in new directions with surety bonds
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Understanding trade credit insurance glossary
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How to safeguard your business against social engineering
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Considering factoring Reduce risk with trade credit insurance
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How companies can manage their reputation during unpredictable business interruptions
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Enabling system change in the energy sector
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How to keep trading despite global supply chain bottlenecks
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How ESG excellence can work magic for SMEs
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Why companies need to focus on all aspects of ESG
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How surety helps SMEs navigate a changing economic landscape
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The importance of surety relationships in an economic downturn
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BNPL for B2B: new technology powering ancient concepts
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Securing contractual obligations with performance bonds
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How surety bonds can support businesses beyond construction
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Scaling up SMEs with the power of BNPL
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Is BNPL changing the B2B credit landscape?
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Opening up new business frontiers with surety bonds
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Surety bonds: making the best choices for your business
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Building better partnerships: 4 tips for clients and providers
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Surety bonds and guarantees explained
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Is the corporate credit landscape changing?
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Surety and banks in the machinery and construction sectors
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Contract and legal bonds: an explainer
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Non-bank credit facilities for every SME
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How to avoid bad debt in business
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How surety can help you overcome business challenges
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Structured finance: mitigating risk and diversifying investments
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Specialty credit: insuring the future of infrastructure
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BNPL solutions: transforming risks into strengths
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Making the grade: what you need to know about risk grading and credit assessment
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XoL in a nutshell: expecting the unexpected with Excess of Loss
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Three key trends shaping surety today
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Fintech and insurance partnerships drive innovation in secure e-commerce
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Empowering B2B e-commerce with Buy Now, Pay Later
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4 ways B2B e-merchants can win with Buy Now, Pay Later
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The perfect pairing: data science and human expertise enhance our insight
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How Allianz Trade uses data science to enhance predictive capabilities
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From Euler Hermes to Allianz Trade: rebranding as a catalyst for growth
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Managing risks and embracing opportunities in the automotive industry
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Pioneering Specialty Credit insurance solution fosters virtuous circle for the energy transition
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Claims and collections part 1: debt recovery in Italy
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Tailored surety solutions help multinational companies grow with confidence
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BNPL in B2B trade: how expanding to offline transactions benefits buyers and sellers alike
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Embracing opportunities to manage credit risk: lessons from Italy’s agrifood sector
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Fidelity insurance: protecting your business from internal and external fraud
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Exporters, meet your Trade Match
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Claims and collections, part 2: understanding chapter 11 bankruptcy in the USA
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Global exports: exploring opportunities and challenges
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Claims and collections, part 3: debt recovery in the APAC region
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12 Ways Your Business Can Improve Cash Flow
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Understanding B2B customer credit limits
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Sherlock for fraud detection: How algorithms can support manual credit analysis
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Mastering the art of debt recovery around the world, part 4: an expert guide to collections in France
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The role of the customer-centric organization
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4 reasons SMEs and midcorps should choose insurers for surety bonds
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Mastering the art of debt recovery around the world, part 5: your guide to debt recovery in the UK
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BNPL powered by Allianz Trade: Transforming B2B Payments in Italy
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Excess of Loss: embracing customized protection
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What are accounts receivable and how do businesses use them?
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What is accounts receivable turnover ratio?
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Buy Now, Pay Later: 6 big differences between B2C and B2B BNPL
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What is B2B BNPL?
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What are online deferred payment options – and how do they work?
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Customer scoring: Definition, examples, and the steps involved
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Protecting life-saving funds with Save the Children
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Surety Bond Solutions
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Exploring which surety bond partner works best for your business
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Case study: putting surety bonds to work
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Check list for surety bond success
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How to steer your business through an era of higher bankruptcies
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New routes to growth: Supporting your export goals with credit insurance
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Surety Bond Playbook
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What is creditworthiness?
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The pros and cons of extending credit to customers
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How to determine credit terms for an invoice?
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Gearing ratio: definition, types & calculation method
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What is a bad debt expense and how to protect your business?
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Revolutionizing B2B payments: Key statistics and trends
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How to protect your cash flow from late payer
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Five economic trends to prepare for in 2025
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Why trade credit insurance is a small business necessity
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The A-Team for Trade Credit Insurance
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The A-Team for surety solutions, empower your business growth
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Unlock B2B E-commerce growth with real-time credit solutions
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Sustainability: Unlocking Growth in Global Trade
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Trade Credit Insurance for Mid-Size Multinationals: Navigating Global Uncertainty
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Customs & Excise Bonds: managing possible tariff shifts with flexibility
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Driving Growth in B2B E-commerce with Payment Flexibility
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A Roadmap for Success for Navigating International Trade in 2026
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Elevating trade credit insurance with data-driven insights
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Surety Bonds: Essential for Sustainability-Focused Businesses
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Tackling e-commerce fraud: How Allianz Trade pay protects B2B
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What Is Internal Fraud?
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Five examples of business fraud claims
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What is economic crime?
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Managing supply chain risk in a volatile world
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Securing global supply chains with Allianz Trade
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Surety Bonds: Powering Mid-Sized Companies with Fast and Flexible Guarantees
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Managing cross-border risks in B2B e-commerce
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Global trade in 2026: Navigating volatility
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How Allianz Trade Supports Business Growth with Confidence
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Why CFOs and treasurers choose financially strong surety partners
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Customer Stories
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Expert Voices
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Shape of trade: using Incoterms to secure international transactions
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Evolving with confidence: unlocking growth for financial institutions
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Data innovation: how Allianz Trade transforms data into value
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Gen AI 101: Artificial intelligence at Allianz Trade
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Investing in people: why learning and development matter
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Governance is the foundation: Allianz Trade’s sustainability strategy
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Celebrating 25 years of Allianz Trade in Hong Kong
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Boost your fraud IQ: our experts uncover the latest scams
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Gen AI with Allianz Trade, part 2: applications for trade credit insurance
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Networking with purpose: how relationships can transform your career
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Data-driven, people-oriented: a personalized approach to risk grading
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Do you know your buyer? Allianz Trade pay makes it simple
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Gen AI with Allianz Trade, part 3: Harnessing AI for workplace inclusiveness and safety
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From green energy to green bonds: specialty credit drives impactful, sustainable growth
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Sustainability at Allianz Trade: we act today to protect tomorrow
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Sustainability at Allianz Trade: standing by our commitment to decarbonization
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The clean energy boom: how to mitigate risks and take advantage of opportunities
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Introducing Allianz Trade pay, a digital-first payment solution for B2B e-commerce
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Navigating uncertainty with precision: how our underwriting process supports businesses
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Allianz Trade and the International Finance Corporation
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All eyes on India: TCI offers bright prospects for a booming economy
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Anticipating and mitigating pockets of credit risk
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Paths to growth and trends to watch in surety
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We Care for Tomorrow: our promise to make Allianz Trade a Great Place to Work
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Exporting with confidence: best practices for international debt recovery
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The path forward for e-bonds in North American surety
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How Allianz Trade helps support Save the Children’s humanitarian work
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Shape It Up: how we innovate together at Allianz Trade
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Putting the ‘S’ in ESG: what it means to volunteer at Allianz Trade
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Innovation in business information
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Customized coverage for a dynamic market: Excess of Loss in Asia-Pacific
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Gen AI with Allianz Trade, part 4: how it could enhance the customer journey
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Shape of trade: leveraging nearshoring, friendshoring and reshoring
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Gen AI with Allianz Trade, part 5: AI makes its mark on global trade
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Net zero and global trade: can the world’s economy grow more sustainably?
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Accelerating action for women’s advancement at Allianz Trade
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Innovation at Allianz Trade: meet the Shape it Up topic owners
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Shape of trade: managing uncertainty in a trade war
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Leveraging CSRD for Strategic Sustainability: Insights from the 2025 World Impact Summit
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Forging a low-carbon path: Specialty Credit Green2Green’s role in the energy transition
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Risk-ready solutions for growth, part 1: supporting multinational companies’ success in APAC
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Tackling the skills shift through future-focused learning & development
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Raising the bar on transparent, actionable sustainability objectives
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World Program: supporting multinationals everywhere
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Risk-ready solutions for growth, part 2: riding the momentum in a shifting Northern Europe
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Climate resilience, rewritten: working with next-gen scientists to drive sustainable trade
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Risk-ready solutions for growth, part 3: rising above turning tides in the Americas
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XoL in a nutshell: expecting the unexpected with Excess of Loss
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Pioneering Specialty Credit insurance solution fosters virtuous circle for the energy transition
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Structured finance: mitigating risk and diversifying investments
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How Allianz Trade uses data science to enhance predictive capabilities
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Managing risks and embracing opportunities in the automotive industry
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The perfect pairing: data science and human expertise enhance our insight
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BNPL solutions: transforming risks into strengths
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From Euler Hermes to Allianz Trade: rebranding as a catalyst for growth
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Making the grade: what you need to know about risk grading and credit assessment
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Three key trends shaping surety today
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Protecting life-saving funds with Save the Children
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Excess of Loss: embracing customized protection
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Specialty credit: insuring the future of infrastructure
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Mastering the art of debt recovery around the world, part 4: an expert guide to collections in France
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Managing risk in an inflationary environment
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Claims and collections part 1: debt recovery in Italy
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BNPL in B2B trade: how expanding to offline transactions benefits buyers and sellers alike
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Claims and collections, part 3: debt recovery in the APAC region
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Fintech and insurance partnerships drive innovation in secure e-commerce
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Claims and collections, part 2: understanding chapter 11 bankruptcy in the USA
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Fidelity insurance: protecting your business from internal and external fraud
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Embracing opportunities to manage credit risk: lessons from Italy’s agrifood sector
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Sherlock for fraud detection: How algorithms can support manual credit analysis
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Tailored surety solutions help multinational companies grow with confidence
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4 reasons SMEs and midcorps should choose insurers for surety bonds
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Exporters, meet your Trade Match
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Mastering the art of debt recovery around the world, part 5: your guide to debt recovery in the UK
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E-commerce trends: automating B2B payment
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Decoding data: meet our data scientists
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Connecting academia and business to advance climate knowledge
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Decoding data: meet Fangnuo Cai, Lead Data Scientist
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Building Climate Risk Intelligence
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How generative AI is transforming the workplace
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Securing tomorrow’s infrastructure: how surety bonds power major projects
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Gen AI ready in the workplace: empowering our teams to use AI with confidence
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International Women’s Day: fostering financial literacy and equal opportunities for all
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The AI boom: which companies are most at risk if the bubble bursts?
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Happy birthday Allianz Trade pay
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The price of heat: understanding how extreme weather impacts global trade
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Meet our people
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Inclusion and collaboration: the dual driving forces for Caroline Cimino
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How Ed Goos became the Benelux CEO
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Professional mobility leads to self-reinvention for Nadine Accaoui
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Sarah Murrow pays it forward, drawing on expertise and experience
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Determination helps Elisabeth Perié find balance and lead change
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‘A true learning marathon’: how to level up your professional skillset through surety
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Heads come together and a bot is born
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APIs and the art of code sharing
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Full throttle innovation why intrapreneurship is key to a thriving business
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Time for a people centric approach to management
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Lonely at the top? How to help your leaders thrive
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Investing in lifelong learning: a key to business success
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Five tips for workplace mental wellbeing
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Supporting the support team: building connections in HR
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Buddy up! How to support new employees
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Amine Hajji on shaping his journey
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Know yourself and the bigger picture for greater mobility
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A bold new start in Australia with surety
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Humans behind data science and debt collection
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Surety: a business all about relationships
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Driving change and staying curious – a career in Surety
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Prague post offers an “unforgettable” experience
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Paris, Shanghai, and whatever comes next: exploring the world with Allianz Trade
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How working abroad demonstrates resilience and courage
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Meet Allianz Trade team: HR Factbook 2022
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An unexpected journey: how cross-functional mobility can advance your career
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Trust: paving the way for successful surety projects
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How my career in surety has taken me around the world
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How my career in surety has taken me around the world
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Startup energy, without the risk: my career in surety
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