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Industrijska poročila
Global output levels off in 2026, but higher growth is expected next year
The AI boom continues to drive production and sales of high-tech goods
Protectionism, uneven EV transition and lower consumer confidence hinder global production
Sluggish economies and high energy prices lead to lower growth prospects
Households rein in spending in response to Gulf conflict price rises
Chemicals production growth to slow down sharply due to the Gulf war
Production growth in 2026, but below its potential
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Plačilne navade v Sloveniji in drugih državah
B2B trade credit in the United Arab Emirates is expanding, but rising delays are increasing payment and...
Taiwan’s credit environment has recently become more demanding for businesses, requiring closer oversight of cash flow and...
Singapore firms combine high trade credit use and tight credit policies with frequent payment delays from B2B...
Improvements in B2B payment behaviour in Vietnam are taking place alongside ongoing liquidity strain among businesses...
Japan stands out in Asia for its strong domestic risk control, while concerns about economic slowdown and sector-specific...
Customer liquidity pressures continue to strain cash flow and keep losses elevated in Indonesia, with firms taking a...
Romanian firms are facing slowing growth and rising payment risk with longer delays and weakening confidence putting...
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Razvoj insolventnosti
Insolvency pressures persist in 2026
Trade tensions trigger higher insolvencies
Globally, we anticipate a stable insolvency development in 2025, followed by a slight decline in 2026.
Globally, we anticipate a...
Post-pandemic adjustments or an adverse new normal?
The increase in insolvencies continues at an accelerated pace in 2023, followed by a more tempered increase in 2024.
Sharp insolvency increases in some major economies in 2023, followed in 2024 by a year of relative stabilisation.
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