
Inflation. Trade dynamics. Insolvencies. These are not just headlines, they are the forces shaping the insolvency landscape worldwide.
Whether you’re a finance, credit or trade professional, our insight into the latest economic developments across the U.S., Eurozone, MENA, Asia, and Latin America, will help you stay ahead of the the curve, giving you the confidence to navigate challenges and seize the opportunities that lie ahead.
Deep understanding leads to great decisions, so make sure you watch the recording below to discover the key takeaways and actionable insights you need to know from this session.


Growing resilience tested by US policy shifts

Explore the latest insights from our economists on the escalating global trade war and its impact on economic growth. Discover how recent tariffs and trade policies are shaping the global market, and what businesses can expect in the coming months.

The shock of US trade policy is unprecedented and is weighing on the global economic outlook.

Find out more about our what our economists' predictions are for the energy producers over the coming months, particularly in the face of the clean energy transition

The energy mix is gradually moving away from fossil fuels to renewables

Varied economic growth prospects in a volatile world

Find out how our Atradius economists see the risks associated with a trade war, higher tariffs, higher inflation and a delay of monetary loosening, particularly in relation to global insolvency rates.

Globally, we anticipate a stable insolvency development in 2025, followed by a slight decline in 2026.

Find out why our Atradius economists believe the the current US policy is likely to have a dramatic impact on the rest of the world

The trade war is escalating quickly and uncertainty is high, motivating an update to our global economic outlook.

Find out why our Atradius economists are cautiously optimistic about the global economy, predicting steady global economic growth, despite the potential impact of inflation, geopolitical uncertainties, and Trump's policies.

The global economy continues to show resilience, with inflation rates declining without causing a recession. However, potential import tariffs from the new US administration could pose a risk to future global growth. We currently project GDP growth of 2.8% for 2025 and 2.9% for 2026.
Listen to this podcast hosted by Valerio Mangano (Regional Head of Marketing and Operations at Atradius US), featuring Gordon Cessford, President of Atradius North America, and Aaron Rutstein, Director of Risk Services for Atradius North America, to learn more about the most urgent concerns facing businesses today - tariffs, inflation, interest rates, and insolvency trends - and to understand more about the practical strategies Atradius offers to help you mitigate risk and ensure stability.
Atradius Chief Economist Dr. John Lorie also drops by to gives his perspective on how current trade policies and monetary decisions are shaping the global economic outlook.