Economic & B2B Trade Risk Insights

Trade credit insurance protects your account receivables, enabling you to trade, expand domestically and abroad without the risk of bad debt. Click now to learn more!

Cash flow drives every part of your business. Even if you show a profit on paper, you may still struggle to pay bills, suppliers, or staff. But when you track the right numbers, you can see problems early and make clear, steady decisions to free up your cash flow.

Accounts receivable turnover (ART) ratio measures how often a company collects its average accounts receivable within a specific period, typically a year. Click now to learn more!

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Mitigating financial risk is essential for the future health of your business. Learn more about what financial risk management is and how to analyze it.

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A financial reporting framework is a structured set of accounting standards and principles that tells you how to prepare and present accurate, consistent financial statements.

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The May Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose more than expected. Read Dan North's Report to learn about current inflation trends.

A lot of data, no rate cut soon

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Non-government labor data shows decline

With the Labor Department and the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) temporarily shut down, there is little insight into the labor market at the moment.

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A muddled picture, but the Fed is on hold

On a month-over-month basis, retail sales rose 0.4% in October, faster than expectations of 0.3%, and September was revised up sharply from 0.4% to 0.8%. On a year-over-year basis, sales beat expectations and grew 2.8%.

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More Inflation, Holiday Sales Mostly Soggy

Inflation continues to roll along undisturbed, apparently ignorant of, or not caring about, anything that might otherwise influence it.

Meanwhile, Back Home

The December employment report was rather weak. Some economists were excited by the news that the unemployment rate fell by a whopping 0.1% - right back to where it was a few months ago.

Labor market stumbles. Consumer outlook is feeble

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