06/11/2023
Corporate Publications
The year 2023 began with great enthusiasm, not to say exuberance, but in all likelihood it will not be the year that most observers and investors were expecting. While it is of course too early, halfway through this new exercise, to draw any definitive conclusions, the first few months of 2023 have nonetheless reinforced some of our convictions:
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04/13/2023
Corporate Publications
Coface publishes its 2022 Universal Registration Document. Download a full copy.
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03/02/2023
Corporate Publications
The year 2023 starts with good news, at least on the macroeconomic front. Thanks to an autumn and early winter that were abnormal from a climatic point of view - which is the least good news - Europe has avoided a recession that looked long promised.
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07/04/2022
Corporate Publications
Four months after the start of hostilities in Ukraine, some initial lessons can be drawn
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02/27/2022
Corporate Publications
The global recovery continues in 2022, but a bumpy road lies ahead.
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11/01/2021
Corporate Publications
The latest edition of the Coface Country Risk Map. Consult and download Coface's risk assessments of 162 countries across the world.
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08/04/2021
Corporate Publications
Metals used in electric vehicles (EV, PHEV or BEV), mainly lithium, cobalt and copper, are highly demanded as they are at the forefront of a revolution in the automotive industry.
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07/27/2021
Corporate Publications
A two-speed world A year and a half after the onset of the pandemic, access to vaccination is one of the most crucial factors in our daily lives.
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07/07/2021
Corporate Publications
The pandemic will soon be over, but the cultural changes it has brought will continue to shape the economy for years to come. Among these, the normalization of remote work is one of the most consequential.
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06/28/2021
Corporate Publications
Shorter credit terms for most sectors except construction, food and automotive
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03/24/2021
Corporate Publications
A year after the first cases of COVID-19 appeared outside China, the uncertainties linked to the pandemic are still considerable despite the announcement of the arrival of several vaccines at the end of 2020.
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10/11/2020
Corporate Publications
New edition of the country risk map. Consult, download and print the map of the 162 countries assessed by Coface.
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05/19/2020
Corporate Publications
China will likely miss its 2020 growth target due to the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on the global economy.
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04/23/2020
Corporate Publications
In the previous Coface quarterly barometer published on February 4, 2020, we anticipated that the main risks for the world economy in 2020 would be, paradoxically, of non-economic nature.
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11/26/2019
Corporate Publications
Faced with fluctuations in hydrocarbon prices and economic sanctions from Western countries, Russia has developed a strategy that favours "Made in Russia" - but the results have remained mixed.
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11/26/2019
Corporate Publications
Central to the current trade tensions, notably between the USA and China, the global agri-food sector is impacted by knock on effects, notably via downward trends on the prices of key agri-food commodities, such as soybean.
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11/26/2019
Corporate Publications
Participating in this prestigious award for the first time, Coface France took the highest step on the podium, acknowledging the many initiatives deployed by Coface to better assist its customers.
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11/26/2019
Corporate Publications
85% of companies report payment delays in 2019. This is an increase from 2017 by 7 percentage points.
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11/26/2019
Corporate Publications
With business morale being affected by a summer marked by a multiplication of areas of political uncertainty around the world, it seems likely that 2020 will be a year of economic decline.
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05/28/2019
Economic Publications
During the first four months of 2019, the rate of corporate insolvencies in France increased by +0.8%. This rate was particularly high during January and February, mainly due to the repercussions of the "gilets jaunes" (yellow vests) movement; however, the increasing rate of insolvencies declined in March and April. Nonetheless, Coface anticipates that, despite resilient economic growth, insolvencies will increase by +1.7% over the whole of 2019 (…)
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