China: rising payment risks in construction and energy sectors despite stronger economic outlook
June 1, 2021
Coface China Corporate Payment Survey 2021 : shorter credit terms for most sectors except construction, food and automotive Overall, the Chinese economy expanded by 2.3% in 2020, being the only major economy to record growth,…
By: Coface Macroeconomic studies and simulations on the financial health and insolvency rate of companies in France and the eurozone. The economic crisis caused by the COVID-19 pandemic heralded major business failures and insolvencies in…
Huge increase in insurance premiums adds to growing pressure on businesses Analysis (1) of industry data by Mactavish, the specialist outsourced insurance buyer and claims resolution expert, reveals that 93,570 firms in London closed in…
Schroders Outlook 2021: UK equities
January 8, 2021
By: Sue Noffke, Head of UK Equities and Andy Brough, Head of Pan-European Small and Mid Cap Team In terms of potential, the UK market for stock picking is comparable to the one that followed…
Democrat sweep to open fiscal floodgates and boost growth
January 8, 2021
By: Keith Wade, Schroders’ Chief Economist Democrats have completed a sweep of Congress following the double victory in the state of Georgia’s run-off election. Keith Wade, Schroders’ Chief Economist, discusses what this means for the…
How China’s continued recovery could buoy EM assets
September 21, 2020
By: David Rees, Senior Emerging Markets Economist, Schroders Despite underwhelming economic data for July, we think China’s economic recovery remains on track, which bodes well for emerging market assets. An underwhelming set of activity data…
China Payment Survey 2020
June 8, 2020
In the context of weaker activity in China due to the health crisis, Coface’s latest survey on business payments in China shows a deterioration in payment behaviour in 2019.
Following the historic fall of the West Texas Intermediate (WTI) futures price for May delivery into negative territory, going as low as negative US$37.6 per barrel
