Latin America, North America and the Caribbean - Country Ris

 

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Dublin - Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/00ea17/latin_america_nor) has announced the addition of "Latin America, North America and the Caribbean - Country Risk Report" report to their offering.

A periodic update of a country's economy during the current crisis will give you a better idea of market conditions and increase the risk of resistance. This monitoring report of country risk has a country risk analysis.

Following the mortgage crisis, a series of earthquakes financial spreads in the world havoc on financial markets and the creation of the economic recession. The financial crisis is a major concern, because it probably suffers from many of your customers or business partners around the world.

The reports are updated on a monthly basis with the latest data. You will receive the latest version of the report available at the time of your order.

Main topics covered:

The following shows the structure of a report that we made for a large international company credit insurance in 2008. We are able to adapt our data to your specific needs.

Example of content and structure

1. Macroeconomic Overview

1.1. GDP growth during the 9 months (eg GDP growth monthly)

1.2. Change in consumer price index (CPI) in the past 9 months (a historical curve suggested)

1.3. Changes in the consumer confidence index (CCI) in the past 9 months (a historical curve suggested)

1.4. Change in unemployment rate in the past 9 months.

1.5. What (if any) the fiscal policies or monetary policies that the government adopted country to fight against the current problems.


2. Overview of the financial sector

2.1. Brief explanation on the main index of the country (or region) and the description of its evolution over 9 months. (a historical price table).

2.2. The trend of the currency exchange rate to U.S. dollar during the last 9 months (a historical figure).

2.3. Any adjustment in interest rates (eg, one-year deposit interest rate / one-year lending interest rate) in the past 9 months.

2.4. Change (if any) to the credit ratings of major financial institutions such as banks and funds.

2.5. Brief description of important events in the financial sector, such as bankruptcies, acquisitions, takeovers, capital injection from the government or rescue plan, etc.

3. Information for major industries and entities

3.1. Description of recent developments in certain basic industries such as energy, steel, nonferrous metals, etc. in terms of demand and supply, the price of entry and exit, and so on.

3.2. Describe the situation in the real estate sector in the past 9 months.

3.3. Affects the financial crisis on other industries.

3.4. Events of the past 9 months, such as bankruptcies, acquisitions, takeovers and so on industries related to mortgages and the financial crisis.

3.5. Effect on any key enterprises (entities) of the country (or region) by the crisis and the measures taken so far to address the issue. (eg, the case of General Motors)

4. Change to the regulation of the response of government regulators or the market of the country (or region) to the crisis. For example, the recent edition of any new regulations or laws.

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