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Clean Energy Transition – Transport

According to the International Energy Agency (IEA), transport has the highest reliance on fossil fuels of any sector. Although its contribution

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Clean Energy Transition: Steel

The steel industry is the primary contributor to greenhouse gas emissions, accounting for around 8% of global emissions due to

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Fears of a banking crisis overdone

Amidst a backdrop of aggressive monetary tightening aimed at combating inflation, pressure has been building up in the banking system,

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Energy transition not a panacea for fuel importers

The surge in energy prices in 2022 caused by the energy crisis may speed up the shift towards cleaner energy

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Trade Credit Insurance for Businesses – More Relevant Than Ever

Trade Credit Insurance for business is more relevant than ever these days. The sudden failure of the Silicon Valley Bank

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HOW UNITED IS THE KINGDOM? THE NORTHERN IRELAND PROTOCOL AND NICOLA STURGEON’S RESIGNATION

The United Kingdom is facing political turmoil, exacerbating an already challenging economic situation. According to Coface, the U.K.’s GDP is

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Regional Economic Outlook Asia – March 2023

Asia’s economic recovery is losing momentum as tight financial conditions and weak external demand cause growth to slow down in

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Energy crisis supports green transition

The Russian invasion of Ukraine has caused an energy crisis, which is having an unexpected impact on the energy mix.

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Growth sectors 2023 – Europe, Asia and The Americas

While the economic forecast is currently gloomy, Atradius tried to find opportunities in Europe, Asia, and the Americas in order

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China’s faltering growth engine

China’s economy has grown rapidly for decades, becoming a major global factory and lifting millions out of poverty. However, in