In 2021, the glut of excess savings could generate a double dividend for the Eurozone: first, a consumption boom of EUR170bn, or 1.5%

The economy is forecast to grow about 5% this year. The scope of recovery in Europe as Morocco’s main export

The global recovery is on the right track albeit conditional on key differentiating elements across countries. Global GDP is expected to

The reflation trade that has engulfed capital markets is largely based on the idea that a lot of money has

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The recent US equity market rally, which saw some stock prices multiplied by 10x to 15x within a week, highlights

If it’s darkest before dawn, then in much of the world, the first few months of 2021 are likely to

New coronavirus infections are plunging globally. This hasn’t happened yet in this yearlong odyssey, except for brief moments. Currently, the

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In the world of economic adjectives, “hot” has had a very lonely year. In frustration, we’ve also ditched standard leading

It wasn’t supposed to be this way. 2020 began on an optimistic note with the promise that a fresh start

As the economy reopens, the use of commercial buildings and spaces face change Commercial landlords and their tenants will need

Aon reports Canadian employers explore new ways to deliver better retirement outcomes to employees Report shows many employers appear to

The remarkable growth of China’s economy and emergence of a burgeoning middle-income class over the last two decades has presented

Heavy dependence on informal labour markets and tourism exacerbates the Covid-19 shock Of all emerging market regions, Latin America and

Offering flexible payment terms can give you a competitive edge in your international business, but if you choose the wrong

2020 had barely begun when the surprise of the year hit. Typically, December sees the EDC Economics team debating the

FCC Releases its 2020 Trade Rankings Report While many businesses have suffered during the pandemic, the agri-food sector has seen incredible

According to a recent Export Development Canada report, Canadians will buy about $7 billion worth of organic food in 2020.

A rather modest economic rebound expected in 2021 after a marked slowdown Political situation  Political uncertainty remains a major issue

It’s easy to feel hesitant about exporting given the impacts of COVID-19 and the rising tides of economic protectionism. But

Based in Ottawa’s technology corridor, GaN Systems is an Export Development Canada 2020 Cleantech One-to-Watch. In the 1990s, the creation

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The Czech economy remains highly vulnerable to foreign trade losses Political situation Minority government to remain in place until October

Companies offered pay bumps in March and April but stopped in the summer. Calls for the return of hazard pay

Are price hikes lurking around the corner, or are these fears unfounded? Inflation concerns are mounting again. That might seem

Does this anniversary bring hope for better outcomes on the other side of the current maelstrom? Hard to believe that

The COVID-19 crisis has been difficult for entrepreneurs, most of whom have been forced to slow down, or stop entirely, their activities

TORONTO, September 8, 2020 – Aon plc (NYSE: AON), a leading global professional services firm providing a broad range of

Nearly two years after it was finalized, the Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA) came into force July 1, 2020, replacing the

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Pandemic-induced cash flow pressure on US businesses is reflected by widespread deterioration of B2B customer credit risk Introduction The US

In early June, three weeks before MEC’s annual general meeting and hours before scrutineers were set to tally the votes

When the COVID‑19 pandemic forced businesses around the world to temporarily pause much of their operations and send staff to

If you’ve seen orchids for sale at your local grocery store, there’s a strong possibility the ceramic pots holding the

To contain the spread of COVID-19, governments are encouraging or enforcing social distancing and movement control policies and requiring many

Enjoy our podcast with Ruben Nizard, Coface economist for the North America region provides an economic overview of the impact

The coronavirus outbreak arrives at a time when global growth is already expected to slow and negatively impacts growth and

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Ongoing rebound, but the credit risk situation of several industries remains strained, in particular in the construction and service sectors.

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The joint state aid programme of the German federal government and German trade credit insurers, set up to stabilize supply chains

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Oscar Wilde said, “To expect the unexpected shows a thoroughly modern intellect.” Those in business know that the unexpected does

Asked to describe your company’s assets and warehouse inventory, machinery, land and buildings would likely be top of mind. But