In mid-2021, Türkiye introduced the Turkish Economic Program (TEP) to boost production, investment, employment, and exports. To support these goals,
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Cocoa: a deceptive fall in prices?
After hitting an all-time high of USD 10,000 per ton in April—significantly higher than the 2009 and 2011 peaks of
The proliferation of coups d’état in Africa: towards a new, more unstable era?
From 1950 to September 2023, there were 491 coup attempts, with 245 of them being successful, recorded across 97 countries.
Economic slowdown and rising number of insolvencies: what’s the outlook for CEE companies?
In the wake of an economic downturn, Central and Eastern European (CEE) countries witnessed a dramatic surge in company insolvencies
New deal: which emerging countries could be the winners of tomorrow’s world?
Looking beyond the divide with the West, the strategic interests of the global South often diverge significantly. Amidst vast differences
Challenging times for homebuilders and real estate companies
The residential market is facing a double constraint, on both supply and demand. The rise in interest rates has resulted in a rapid
GULF CO-OPERATION COUNCIL: A REAL WINNER OF THE GLOBAL ECONOMIC HEADWINDS?
After a period of pessimism regarding global oil demand, prices began to rise following the announcement from Russia and, particularly,
COUNTRY AND SECTOR RISK BAROMETER Q3 2023: MACROECONOMICS PUT TO THE TEST BY MICROECONOMIC DETERIORATION
The positive outlook at the beginning of 2023 quickly gave way to indications that the latter part of the year
ON THE WAY BACK TO THE BAD OLD TIMES IN 2023’S GERMANY PAYMENT SURVEY
In contrast to the previous year, the most recent iteration of Coface’s survey on corporate payment experience in Germany was
DEBT SUSTAINABILITY IN AFRICA UNDER THE SPOTLIGHT AGAIN
Since the pandemic emerged and especially with Russia’s intervention in Ukraine, Africa has garnered significant attention. The dual impacts of
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