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Germany at the crossroads Germany at the crossroads
With a GDP of €4.66trn, Germany remains the third biggest economy in the world behind the US and China – but the country is facing secular stagnation. flow’s Desirée Buchholz explores the most pressing tasks for the new government and how corporates could benefit from the public investment package
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Building essential infrastructure in West Africa Building essential infrastructure in West Africa
As West African countries have built their economies, it has often been a lack of infrastructure that has held them back. flow’s Clarissa Dann looks at the trading history of Nigeria and Cameroon and shares case studies of how export finance has enabled improved electricity supplies and a vital road
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China’s huge trade surplus – where next? China’s huge trade surplus – where next?
Drawing on a Deutsche Bank Research report examining China’s exports and their destinations, flow’s Clarissa Dann reports on how trade geopolitics are rerouting the country’s trade corridors and what this means for the Global South building its own export capabilities and workforces
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Poly-crisis is driving trade finance digitalisation Poly-crisis is driving trade finance digitalisation
An era of seemingly continuous economic and geopolitical crises has placed a premium on efficiency, flexibility, and risk mitigation for large companies around the world. Dr Tobias Miarka explains how that dynamic is changing the return-on-investment calculation for global corporates in trade finance and supply chain management
flow case studies, Trade finance and lending
How KME's copper is fuelling the digital age How KME's copper is fuelling the digital age
Copper is one of the key energy transition metals – as well as an essential component of the digital revolution, so all eyes are on its availability. Financial writer Ivan Castano Freeman provides an overview of this versatile metal and talks to copper processor KME Group about financing production
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GCC: four trends corporate treasurers should be aware of GCC: four trends corporate treasurers should be aware of
Digital transformation and infrastructure investment are top priorities in the Middle East as the region diversifies away from oil and gas. How does this impact the corporate treasury teams of companies operating in the region? flow’s Desirée Buchholz reports and shares two client examples from the Asia-Middle East corridor
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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
flow case studies, Trade finance and lending
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