One year after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the retail sector in Europe has displayed unexpected resilience, despite facing soaring inflation
Category: Eurozone

In focus – Eurozone convergence: two steps forward, one step back
The timing of the European Commission’s Economic Security Strategy couldn’t be more crucial, as it places emphasis on enhancing Europe’s

POLAND PAYMENT SURVEY 2023: STOCK BUILDING MAKES PAYMENT DELAYS SHORTER BUT ONLY TEMPORARILY
The current situation for payment liquidity in Poland is generally positive. According to our research, Polish companies had an average

House of cards? Perspectives on European housing
North America isn’t the only place with a volatile housing market. See Allianz’s perspective on the European market here: https://www.allianz.com/en/economic_research/publications/specials_fmo/europe-residential-real-estate.html

Can the US and EU really “friendshore” away from China?
Globalization is changing, not dying, but recent crises have raised questions about the structure of global supply chains, and the

US-German Survey Reveals Next-Generation Optimism in Transatlantic Partnership, Spurred by Shared Priorities in a Changing World
Survey conducted in late May 2022 finds that majorities of the general populations in both countries consider US-German partnership crucial

Country Report France – June 2021
French industries performance: upgrades for some sectors, but the credit risk for many businesses in key industries remains high. Economic

COVID-19 and CETA’s third birthday
Does this anniversary bring hope for better outcomes on the other side of the current maelstrom? Hard to believe that

CORPORATE INSOLVENCIES IN FRANCE
CORPORATE INSOLVENCIES IN FRANCE: MICROENTERPRISES IN THE TROUGH OF THE WAVE While the yellow vests movement did have a strong

Western Europe: an increase in past due B2B invoices
After a minor increase from 2016 to 2017, the proportion of past due B2B receivables in Western Europe increased again