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Solid performance, but high input prices could become an issue

Energy Outlook based on the IEA's World Energy Outlook

The Covid-19 pandemic and the Russia-Ukraine war pose challenges to global value chains.

High levels of unpaid debt prompt stronger credit controls among Australian businesses as they battle it out for survival in a competitive market.

Ongoing, but lower sales growth in 2022

Rising insolvencies as fiscal support expired

Lockdowns and a slowdown in the property sector affect demand

Higher input costs and supply chain issues hit profit margins

A more difficult year ahead

More brick-and-mortar retailers will leave the market

More difficult market conditions after robust growth in 2021

More insolvencies expected in 2022

High inflation and lower consumer confidence weigh on sales

Profit margins should remain stable, but downside risks remain

Retailers´ profit margins sustained by fiscal support

Decreasing profit margins for brick-and-mortar retailers

Reviving Latin America's energy transition requires wind and solar

Russia's invasion of Ukraine throws sand in the wheels of the global economy.

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

Chinese economic growth slows down amid several downside risks