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Market Monitor Archive
The monthly Market Monitor format uses country snapshots and expected default frequencies to provide an Atradius view of issues that are currently impacting the local business environment and default expectations.
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February 2012 - Atradius-Market Monitor Tentative signs of a US construction rebound, while in many EU markets building businesses suffer from low margins and cash flow problems. |
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February 2011 - Atradius 4sight - Greece update Expected default frequency to remain very high
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December 2011 - Atradius-Market Monitor |
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November 2011 - Atradius-Market Monitor |
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October 2011 - Atradius 4sight In this issue: Portugal, Russia, Turkey, China, and Mexico.
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September 2011 - Atradius-Market Monitor In the US, the dire consequences of the ‘toxic mortgage’ crisis steadfastly refuse to go away, with high foreclosure rates and sales, house values and consumer confidence plummeting.
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August 2011 - Atradius-Market Monitor Current performance and outlook of the consumer durables sector in the UK, the Netherlands, Ireland, Canada, Japan, and India |
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July 2011 - Atradius 4sight Concise ad hoc updates on country and industry risks and opportunities In this issue: Greece, Czech Republic, Egypt, Japan, and Thailand |
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July 2011 - Atradius-Market Monitor Current performance and outlook of the consumer durables sector in the UK, the Netherlands, Ireland, Canada, Japan, and India Additionally: the food sector in the UK and the Netherlands Between a rock and a hard place: in some countries consumer durables retailers increasingly suffer from consumer restraint and growing online competition at the same time, causing more insolvencies. |
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June 2011 - Atradius-Market Monitor Current performance and outlook of the mechanical engineering and steel/metals sectors in Germany, France, Denmark, Hungary and some main EU markets.Mechanical engineering shifts into higher gear - the overall improvement in the global economy has led to more capital investment and demand for machinery products. This upswing has helped growth in the steel sector too. |
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May 2011 - Atradius-Market Monitor Current performance and outlook of the electronics and ICT sectors in the US, Belgium, Singapore, Czech Republic, Norway, and Finland.Additionally: retail in the US and Belgium Many individuals now see consumer electronics and ICT as necessities rather than luxury items, which is why the industry continues to thrive, driven by fast-evolving tablet PCs and smart phones. |
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April 2011 - Atradius-Market Monitor Current performance and outlook of the steel/metal sectors in Italy, Spain, Austria, Slovakia, Turkey, and ChinaAdditionally: the food sector in Italy and Spain The steel/metals industries across Europe have taken different paths. As the Chinese government takes steps to cool down its economy, overcapacity of steel could become a problem. |
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March 2011 - Atradius-Market Monitor Current performance and outlook of the construction sector in the UK, the Netherlands, Ireland, Portugal, Canada, and Australia.Additionally: the transport sectors in the UK and the Netherlands As stimulus expires and austerity measures start to take effect, construction performance remains sluggish in most of the markets. The number of insolvencies in this sector will remain high in 2011. |
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February 2011 - Atradius-Market Monitor
A double-edged future: Performance and outlook of the chemicals/pharmaceuticals sector in: France, Germany, Sweden, Switzerland, and Mexico. While chemicals/pharmaceuticals show a good payment behaviour and below average insolvency figures, there are some business challenges in 2011.
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December 2010 - Atradius-Market Monitor For most, insolvency figures head in the right direction. The current business environment in: France, Canada, Italy, Spain, Norway, Australia, and India
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November 2010 - Atradius-Market Monitor What does the future hold? The current business environment in: USA, Belgium, the Netherlands, Czech Republic, Portugal, and South Africa |
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September 2010 - Atradius-Market Monitor Steering a steady course to recovery. The current business environment in: Italy, Austria, France, Sweden, China, and Russia |
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August 2010 - Atradius-Market Monitor Are insolvencies at last stabilising? The current business environment in: The Netherlands, Spain, USA, Belgium, Poland, Japan, and Singapore. |
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October 2010 - Atradius-Market Monitor The rocky road to recovery. The current business environment in the UK, Mexico, Germany, Denmark, Hungary and Chile |
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July 2010 - Atradius-Market Monitor Are we seeing the 'beginning of the end' of the downturn? This month we focus on the business environment in Germany, Ireland, the UK, Mexico, Brazil, Australia and Turkey. |
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June 2010 - Atradius Market Monitor Will the euro crisis hamper recovery? The current business environment in: France, Canada, Italy, Norway, Slovakia, and New Zealand. |
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May 2010 - Atradius Market Monitor Swings and Roundabouts: In many countries, recovery is driven by some elements of their economies, while others are still hampering growth. The current business environment in: USA, Belgium, The Netherlands, Austria, Finland, Czech Republic. |
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April 2010 - Atradius Market Monitor Economic springtime for some after the long freeze, but still there are plenty of showers around. The current business environment in: UK, Mexico, Germany, Spain, Denmark, Ireland, and Hungary. |
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March 2010 - Atradius Market Monitor Different markets, different perspectives: While growth expectations vary from country, credit restriction remains and issue for all European economies. The current business environment in: Italy, Australia, France, Sweden, Portugal, and China. |
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