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Mexico Metals Report Q4 2009
By: Business Monitor International
Mexican metals producers are just beginning a slow road to recovery, but the country’s strategic positionand competitive advantages should ensure that it continues to attract investment in expansion of steel millcapacities, according to BMI’s latest
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Japan Metals Report Q4 2009
By: Business Monitor International
Japanese metals producers saw the market downturn ease in Q209 and Q309 as destocking was completedand demand revived with month-on-month (m-o-m) growth, but BMI’s latest Japan Metals Report warnsthat over-capacity in Asia with massive growth
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Pakistan Defence and Security Report Q4 2009
By: Business Monitor International
It remains to be seen to what degree the Pakistani Taliban can maintain unity following the death of theirleader, Baitullah Mehsud, and whether or not their focus will shift towards Afghanistan as some observershave suggested.
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Malaysia Defence and Security Report Q4 2009
By: Business Monitor International
The Malaysian political scene is entering a new era of possibilities, given that neither the ruling BarisanNasional coalition nor the opposition Pakatan Rakyat alliance are in the best of health, with both sidessuffering from a
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Saudi Arabia Tourism Report Q4 2009
By: Business Monitor International
Saudi Arabia’s tourism industry is unique in that despite the limitations of strict entrance visa regulations,the industry has strong growth potential. BMI forecasts tourist arrivals to the Kingdom to remain constantin 2009, at just over
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Italy Metals Report Q4 2009
By: Business Monitor International
Italian metals industries failed to see any revival in production through much of 2009, despite signs ofstability and growth in key steel consuming sectors such as the automotive and construction industries. BMI foresees the beginning of
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Spain Metals Report Q4 2009
By: Business Monitor International
The worst may be over for the Spanish steel industry, but activity levels in the domestic housing marketand a weak and faltering recovery in the automotive industry mean that the recovery will be slow andoutput
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Romania Freight Transport Report Q4 2009
By: Business Monitor International
In August 2009, the Romanian Railway Industry Association suggested that it would not be possible tosell the state-owned freight rail company, Freight Rail Transport Company (or CFR Marfa), for morethan EUR 500mn (US$715mn). The newspaper,
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Ukraine Metals Report Q4 2009
By: Business Monitor International
Ukrainian steel and aluminium producers are likely to quickly pull out of crisis in 2010 as demand growthreturns to both domestic and external markets, but it could take five years before output returns to prerecessionlevels,
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United Kingdom Metals Report Q4 2009
By: Business Monitor International
British primary aluminium production faces complete and permanent closure due to EU regulations,while the steel industry is unlikely to recover to pre-recession levels over the medium-term, warns BMI’slatest UK Metals Report. In the first eight months
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Turkey Freight Transport Report Q4 2009
By: Business Monitor International
According to its company chairperson in early September, Turkey’s national airline, Turkish Airlines (orTHY), was planning to grow and open routes to all major world destinations within the next three years(he told this to the
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France Metals Report Q4 2009
By: Business Monitor International
BMI’s latest France Metals Report opines that a modest rise in French steel production in Q209 as aresult of inventory rebuilding and a temporary surge in car sales will not halt the inevitable decline in
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Romania Real Estate Report Q4 2009
By: Business Monitor International
The global recession hit home in Central and Eastern European property markets in the first quarter ofthis year. Market turnover, according to CB Richard Ellis (CBRE) data, fell 57% between the lastquarter of 2008 and
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Saudi Arabia Telecommunications Report Q4 2009
By: Business Monitor International
BMI’s latest update on the telecoms market of Saudi Arabia contains new data on the size of thecountry’s mobile telephony market as of mid-2009. It also includes new data on the size of the country’sfixed-line,
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Kuwait Telecommunications Report Q4 2009
By: Business Monitor International
BMI’s latest update on the Kuwaiti telecoms market contains new data on the size of the country’smobile telephony market as of mid-2009. Along with data published by Kuwait’s two largest mobileoperators, Zain and Wataniya, our
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Japan Real Estate Report Q4 2009
By: Business Monitor International
The Japanese economy was hard hit by the global economic slowdown, although recent activity showsthat the worst may be over. However, the past 12 months have been extremely testing for all major realestate sectors. Some good
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Germany Metals Report Q4 2009
By: Business Monitor International
German metals industries are set for a massive downturn in 2009 and recovery will be a slow process,further hampered by deterioration in the competitiveness of domestic production, according to BMI’slatest Germany Metals Report. Government stimulus measures
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Netherlands Metals Report Q4 2009
By: Business Monitor International
Dutch steel and aluminium producers are experiencing a sharp downturn in demand amid theNetherlands’ economic crisis and are unlikely to return to pre-recession levels over the foreseeable future,according to BMI’s latest Netherlands Metals Report. In the
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Canada Metals Report Q4 2009
By: Business Monitor International
Canadian steel mills are finding it increasingly difficult to compete in an adverse environment, as well asbeing unable to tap into the US market, where the main impetus for demand is related to state-fundedinfrastructural projects
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Germany Telecommunications Report Q4 2009
By: Business Monitor International
Germany has retained its position in eighth place in our Business Environment Rankings despite itsTelecoms Market score being revised down on the back of falling ARPU rates, which are being drivendown by the ensuing economic
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Italy Defence and Security Report Q4 2009
By: Business Monitor International
In July 2009 the inter-ministerial committee reported to the Italian parliament on the government’s longtermdefence plan. These draft plans envisaged the total size of the armed forces dropping from 186,000to some 141,000 by 2012. The
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Germany Defence and Security Report Q4 2009
By: Business Monitor International
In a major development, the German military contingent in Afghanistan began participating inoffensive operations against Taliban insurgents in July. On July 23 German defence minister FranzJosef Jung announced the changes to rules of engagement (ROE)
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Turkey Commercial Banking Report Q4 2009
By: Business Monitor International
We now rate 59 banking systems, and it is little surprise that the developed states dominate the top spots.The US and UK come first and second place, respectively, with scores of 88.7 and 88.0 out
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Romania Commercial Banking Report Q4 2009
By: Business Monitor International
We now rate 59 banking systems, and it is little surprise that the developed states dominate the top spots.The US and UK come first and second place, respectively, with scores of 88.7 and 88.0 out
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Greece Commercial Banking Report Q4 2009
By: Business Monitor International
We now rate 59 banking systems, and it is little surprise that the developed states dominate the top spots.The US and UK come first and second place, respectively, with scores of 88.7 and 88.0 out
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