Economic journal of Spain's foreign business
Cesce Country Risk Report, June 29-July 5, 2026. The global economic landscape faces a decisive week marked by increased oil quotas, a temporary halt to the trade war between the European Union and China, and the search for new strategic partners in blocs such as Mercosur. Meanwhile, political crises, natural disasters, and… Read more
COUNTRY RISK REPORT June 22-28, 2026 According to the Cesce Country Risk Report, the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) has warned of a potential market shock due to the massive influx of capital into Artificial Intelligence (AI). Simultaneously, the Latin American geopolitical and trade landscape is undergoing a significant shift with the confirmation… Read more
Credit insurance company Solunion is sponsoring a new edition of the Dialogues for Development, to be held in Gran Canaria on July 2nd. This forum will bring together two high-profile figures to analyze the impact of geopolitics on the Spanish economy and the specific challenges of… Read more
Moody's has confirmed Cesce's A2 credit rating with a stable outlook, consolidating its position in the Spanish insurance sector. The decision is based on the company's robust solvency, which reached a ratio of 268% at the end of 2025.
A study by Ebury reveals that the exposure of Spanish imports to exchange rate risk has increased by more than 12 percentage points in 25 years. The growing dependence on suppliers from Asia and the United States, compared to the Eurozone, is forcing SMEs to adopt more demanding financial management practices.
Country Risk June 15-21, 2026. According to the Cesce Report, the rebound in base metal prices due to disruptions in the global supply chain and the historic interest rate hikes in Japan and the US mark a decisive week for the markets. Meanwhile, a surprising diplomatic breakthrough between Washington and… Read more
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Cesce has presented the eleventh edition of its International Panorama Report 2026, a strategic tool for companies. Pablo de Ramón-Laca, its executive chairman, outlined the five main areas of global tension, from the new sovereign debt landscape to the geopolitical dilemma of the European Union.
The export credit insurance company Cesce has published its latest Country Risk Analysis. The report, available as a document and podcast, underscores the importance of early warning as a strategic tool for Spanish companies to turn potential risks into business opportunities in international markets.
Experts from Cesce, including Pablo Arjona and Alvaro Portes, will discuss on June 24 at the Seville Chamber of Commerce how instability in the Middle East and new maritime routes are affecting the competitiveness of internationalized companies.
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