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Country report The Philippines

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  • Philippines
  • Agriculture,
  • Automotive/Transport,

02 Feb 2015

Since 2012, economic growth has been high, driven by private consumption which accounts for about 70% of the economy. Growth has also been sustained by rising demand for exports.

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    Market Monitor - Focus on steel and metals - Italy

    Market Monitor

    • Italy
    • Metals,
    • Steel

    10 Sep 2015

    The outlook for the industry remains subdued, with many Smaller steel mills struggling with poor operating margins.

    Market Monitor - Focus on steel and metals - India

    Market Monitor

    • India
    • Metals,
    • Steel

    10 Sep 2015

    Land acquisition issues in setting up greenfield projects, delays in environmental clearances, logistics support and external financing remain major issues

    Market Monitor - Focus on steel and metals - Germany

    Market Monitor

    • Germany
    • Metals,
    • Steel

    10 Sep 2015

    German steel producers and distributors are facing structural challenges, as lower steel prices and competition from Asia hit margins.

    Market Monitor - Focus on steel & metals - Netherlands

    Market Monitor

    • Netherlands
    • Metals,
    • Steel

    10 Sep 2015

    Insolvencies have decreased in 2014 and are expected to level off in 2015. The insolvency level in this segment is quite low.

    Market Monitor - Focus on steel and metals - Canada

    Market Monitor

    • Canada
    • Metals,
    • Steel

    10 Sep 2015

    Competition in the sector is high, and there are clear signs of price wars as the industry is struggling with overcapacity and weaker demand.

    Market Monitor - Focus on steel and metals - Belgium

    Market Monitor

    • Belgium
    • Metals,
    • Steel

    10 Sep 2015

    Structural overcapacity in the industry had a negative effect on businesses´ profit margins in 2014, and this negative trend is expected to continue in 2015.

    Economic Research - The Brexit question

    Economic Note

    • United Kingdom
    • General economic

    02 Sep 2015

    Atradius identifies the most likely outcome of the UK’s in-out referendum set for 2017 and the sectors and countries most vulnerable to Brexit.

    Trading safely with Russia webinar

    Trade Successfully With

    • Russia
    • Agriculture,
    • Automotive/Transport,

    31 Aug 2015

    On 15 October 2015, Atradius Credit Insurance hosted a webinar that looked at the opportunities available for trade with Russia and how to safely transact your business.

    Country Report Australia

    Country Report

    • Australia
    • Agriculture,
    • Automotive/Transport,

    03 Aug 2015

    In 2015, Australian business insolvencies are expected to increase slightly by 2% as economic growth slows down and the mining industry faces mounting troubles.

    Insolvency Forecasts August 2015

    Economic Outlook

    • Australia,
    • Austria,
    • General economic

    01 Aug 2015

    The insolvency outlook for 2015 has weakened and difficulties are expected to continue into 2016.

    Market Monitor - Focus on machinery - Japan

    Market Monitor

    • Japan
    • Machines/Engineering

    31 Iul 2015

    The sector benefits from higher machinery investments as the Japanese economic recovery is on track (GDP is expected to grow 1.0% in 2015 and 1.5% in 2016 after a modest contraction in 2014).

    Market Monitor - Focus on machinery - Germany

    Market Monitor

    • Germany
    • Machines/Engineering

    31 Iul 2015

    In 2015 production is expected to increase at around 2%, the same level as in 2014.

    Market Monitor - Focus on machinery - Brazil

    Market Monitor

    • Brazil
    • Machines/Engineering

    31 Iul 2015

    The machinery sector in Brazil is being severely impacted by an economic downturn (Brazilian GDP is expected to contract 1.5% in 2015).

    Market Monitor - Focus on machinery - Czech Republic

    Market Monitor

    • Czech Republic
    • Machines/Engineering

    31 Iul 2015

    Payments in the Czech machinery sector take around 40 days, with ‘days sales outstanding’ (DSO) for smaller businesses of about 50 days.

    Market Monitor - Focus on machinery - USA

    Market Monitor

    • USA
    • Machines/Engineering

    31 Iul 2015

    Compared to other US industries the rate of insolvencies is low in the machinery sector, and it is expected that business failures will level off or even decrease slightly (by about 1%) in H2 of 2015.

    Market Monitor - Focus on machinery - Italy

    Market Monitor

    • Italy
    • Machines/Engineering

    31 Iul 2015

    The outlook for the machinery industry is promising, as the Italian economy is expected to grow 0.6% in 2015 and 0.9% in 2016 after two years of contraction.

    Market Monitor - Focus on machinery - France

    Market Monitor

    • France
    • Machines/Engineering

    31 Iul 2015

    The machinery sector should benefit from the economic rebound in France, with GDP forecast to grow 1.1% in 2015 (after 0.2% in 2014) and stronger growth in industrial production and exports.

    Market Monitor - Focus on machinery - China

    Market Monitor

    • China
    • Machines/Engineering

    31 Iul 2015

    China’s machinery sector has seen high overcapacity: profits of machinery businesses will be squeezed further by fierce competition, as companies have to offer lower prices to keep market shares.

    Market Monitor - Focus on machinery - Sweden

    Market Monitor

    • Sweden
    • Machines/Engineering

    31 Iul 2015

    The Swedish machinery sector has seen many positive developments over the past few years and currently benefits from higher global demand.

    Market Monitor - Focus on machinery - Hungary

    Market Monitor

    • Hungary
    • Machines/Engineering

    31 Iul 2015

    Hungary has become a key production base for automotive majors such as Audi, Daimler (Mercedes-Benz), Suzuki and General Motors.