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Commodities outlook for 2025 prices Commodities outlook for 2025 prices

What does the combination of US tariffs, a potential end to the Russia/Ukraine conflict and the prospect of more fiscal stimulus from Beijing to drive up China’s 2025 GDP mean for industrial metals and crude oil? flow’s Clarissa Dann shares commodities markets insights from the Deutsche Bank Research team

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FLOW CASE STUDY, TRADE FINANCE

REC: supporting India’s renewable energy strategy (1) REC: supporting India’s renewable energy strategy (1)

In the first of two articles, flow’s Clarissa Dann sets out the Indian government’s strategy for increasing its renewable energy capacity, with insights from REC Limited, the country’s prominent “Maharatna” public sector enterprise

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FLOW CASE STUDY, TRADE FINANCE

REC: financing India’s renewable energy strategy (2) REC: financing India’s renewable energy strategy (2)

In the second of two articles, flow’s Clarissa Dann explains how renewable energy projects in India are financed, the role of non-bank financial institutions, concluding with a profile of REC Limited and how Deutsche Bank has supported this NBFI with lending

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TRADE FINANCE

flow update: trade finance for investors flow update: trade finance for investors

The convergence of new technology-first platforms, tokenisation and ongoing efforts to digitalise trade finance are helping lay the foundations for the trade finance securitisation market of the future. flow explores this nexus of trade finance and the capital markets

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TRADE FINANCE, MACRO AND MARKETS

Trump trade – back to the future? Trump trade – back to the future?

Following the decisive election victory for the Republican party on 6 November, what does the win mean for US trade relations and, more widely, for the future of multilateral trade? Independent trade economist Dr Rebecca Harding finds answers in US import and export data

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MACRO AND MARKETS, TRADE FINANCE

No trade, no gain? No trade, no gain?

flow reflects on the seismic changes in the economic world order over the past 12 months, drawing on insights from the Deutsche Bank Research latest Outlook. The focus around inflation and rate cutting remains, centred on the scale of potential US tariffs following the decisive Republican victory on 5 November

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TRADE FINANCE, MACRO AND MARKETS

Hello Beijing Hello Beijing

China’s continuing ‘opening up’ of its economy to overseas investors and corporates was very much in evidence at Sibos Beijing 2024, where 7000 delegates met up at the mainland capital's China National Convention Centre for the first time. flow’s Clarissa Dann reflects on the main conference programme insights into cross-border trade and its digitalisation journey

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CASH MANAGEMENT, TRADE FINANCE

Embracing ISO 20022 for a connected future Embracing ISO 20022 for a connected future

ISO 20022 has the potential to deliver the rich data needed to unlock trapped liquidity, finance trade that could not previously be reached, and deliver huge operational efficiencies. But what is holding back full adoption and how can the Swift community work together to accelerate it? flow’s Clarissa Dann shares answers from the Sibos 2024 Big Issue Debate on Day Three

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