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Tariffs and related economic uncertainty weigh on commercial construction investment

Challenges currently impacting the global metals and steel industry include oversupply, clean energy transition with the increasing demand for green steel, and US tariffs

US tariffs trigger a contraction of global automotive production in 2025 and 2026

Emerging markets and new products drive growth, but tariff threats loom

Singapore’s corporate sector sharpens focus on liquidity as B2B customer payment risk management becomes business-critical

Our survey of companies across Japan reveals that beneath the surface of a stable B2B credit

Survey results across Hong Kong businesses show a sharp increase in bad debts, placing serious pressure on cash flow management

Signs of cash flow strain are emerging across industries in Taiwan, as a worsening insolvency outlook leaves many businesses bracing for more challenging times ahead

Sharp insolvency increases in some major economies in 2023, followed in 2024 by a year of relative stabilisation.

As government support measures related to the pandemic have ended almost everywhere, we expect insolvencies to rise sharply in some major markets.

As government support after the pandemic is phased out, insolvencies in most markets are projected to increase in 2022 and 2023.

Global insolvencies are expected to climb 33% in 2022. All major regions should be affected. Businesses should brace for higher insolvency risks.