Economy · 20. May 2025
China is the world's second-largest economy in nominal terms, behind the United States, and the largest when adjusted for purchasing power parity.
Economy · 06. May 2025
The effects of the tariff war lower the estimates for the United States by six tenths of a percentage point and for the European Union by three tenths of a percentage point.
FEBIS · 25. February 2025
The business information sector is little and poorly known despite being a tool used by most economic agents and playing a significant role in commercial transactions. It is little known because there are not many companies engaged in this activity. As of today, even the most economically developed countries have only two or three agencies.
Partners · 20. September 2024
As Institutional Partner, we look forward to supporting Global Trade Review’s inaugural GTR Central & Eastern Europe conference, taking place in Vienna on October 8.
EU Newsletter · 19. September 2024
On Tuesday 17 September 2024, Ursula von Der Leyen unveiled her proposal for the new college of Commissioners for the European Commission. After intense debate and last-minute changes, the proposed College has been unveiled together with the mission letters that go with each Commissioner portfolios.
Economy · 23. August 2024
Global businesses are showing resilience amid geopolitical tensions and supply chain disruptions, buoyed by a shift towards accommodative global monetary policies.
Economy · 07. August 2024
After an underwhelming 2023, things are finally looking up for global imports and exports - but the longer-term outlook is uncertain
Economy · 24. July 2024
Colombia's economy is highly dependent on exports of commodities. Fuels and extractive industries products 56 percent of total shipments.
Economy · 24. April 2024
Financial institutions face a raft of environmental, social and governance issues as they navigate trade in 2024.
Economy · 17. January 2024
51,637 new companies were founded in 2023. That’s more than ever before, and bankruptcy openings have fallen slightly, but not in all industries.