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Crédito y Caución prevê, para o segundo semestre do ano, uma estabilização continuada em alguns sectores da economia alemã, nomeadamente o Metalúrgico e o Alimentar.
For the rest of 2010 Crédito y Caución expects to see improvements in GDP growth, but accompanied by an increase in corporate insolvencies, reaching around 1,800 cases.
Almost all sectors in Turkey have benefited from the economic recovery in the last six months. However, some are still in the spotlight due to high rate of non-performing loans.
Insecurity is becoming a real problem for businesses and investors, potentially hampering the recovery, especially in those cities near the US border.
After months of conflict, mining companies and the government have just reached an agreement on the implementation of a tax on the super benefits of their activity.
Brazils economy grows at 9% year-on-year, the highest rise for 14 years. The rapid economic recovery has translated into improved payment behaviour by Brazilian companies.
To stimulate business activity, the rate of corporate tax will drop 2% - to 28% - while, at the same time, the Goods and Services Tax will rise to plug the gap in revenue.
The concern in United Kingdom is that any aggressive action to reduce the deficit may push the economy into the dreaded double dip scenario and a return to recession.
Crédito y Caución expects a continuing stabilisation of the steel sector in the second half of 2010, although pre-crisis production levels will not be reached before 2012 or 2013.
After the record high level of bankruptcies in 2009, the trend has reversed reflecting a 15% decrease in Q1. Crédito y Caución expects insolvencies to decrease 10% in 2010.
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