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New Confidence in the Hungarian Forint?

Published by Gloria Zambelli. May 28, 2021 .

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After years of skepticism, the opinion of financial markets on Orban's Hungary is turning less negative [ Read all ]

Dollar and "Emerging" currencies: two sides of a coin

Published by Gloria Zambelli. May 28, 2021 .

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Il deprezzamento del dollaro si sta riflettendo sull’apprezzamento delle valute dei paesi emergenti [ Read all ]

EU foreign trade: first quarter 2021 estimates

Published by Simone Zambelli. May 26, 2021 .

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EU exports continue to recover, especially for Central and Eastern Europe, although slowing slightly in early 2021 [ Read all ]

Growing World demand for Household Goods

Published by Marzia Moccia. May 26, 2021 .

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Growing focus on adapting and enhancing home environment supports global trade. Will the pandemic be a game changer in the competitive arena? [ Read all ]

World Trade of Capital Goods: Business cycle and Growth prospects

Published by Marzia Moccia. May 19, 2021 .

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Strong recovery in global demand for capital goods, driven by revitalization of world trade and improvements in manufacturing technology [ Read all ]

The Automobile Parts Manufacturing Industry: Towards the Ecological Transition

Published by Lorenzo Fontanelli. May 19, 2021 .

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Foreign trade data are key to understand whether the car parts industry is involved in the ecological transition [ Read all ]

Forex markets respond quietly to new crisis between Israel and Palestine

Published by Gloria Zambelli. May 14, 2021 .

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The escalation of violence does not seem to affect shekel, supported by the confidence that financial markets have in the quality of institutions and the choices of the central bank [ Read all ]