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Adria Region Macro Quarterly 2Q 2024 - Solid growth rates labour dependant
In general, the Adria region countries showed resilience during current global recessionary wave. Even though the external demand posed an impediment to more vivid growth, firm domestic factors have predominated and kept the region on the growth path. Aside from solid domestic demand, investments are contributing positively due to solid infrastructure projects within the region and growth in building construction activity.
22.03.2024.
Coffee industry: Challenges persist, but the worst is behind
The objective of this report is to analyze the coffee industry through the lens of coffee processors. The report will examine the historical financial performance of significant regional players in coffee processing. It will offer insights for raw coffee prices
15.03.2024.
Special commodity report - Will sweetness turn to bitterness?
The prices of most commodities have returned to 2019/2020 period levels, but certain commodities are experiencing significant price hikes. The primary factor behind this growth are adverse weather conditions (in important regions for production) and different diseases. Since the start of 2019, the prices of cocoa, orange juice, sugar and coffee have risen by 140% on average. The orange juice stands out, which price surged by 200% followed by cocoa at 160%, which price particularly accelerated in 2024.
08.03.2024.
Labour market - Productivity struggling to converge to EU
In 2023, gross wages continued to grow, supported by high (albeit declining) inflation rates and a lack of labour. The growth rate in both the Adria region and the CEE4 in nominal terms was over 13.5% on average. Except for Czechia and Slovenia, gross wage growth recorded double-digit numbers. In real terms, the situation is better for the Adria region, where the average real wage growth was 4.8% yoy, suggesting better purchasing power, while that was not the case for CEE4 (-0.6% yoy).
01.03.2024.
Electrical appliances industry: Reheating yesterday’s lukewarm margins and leftover sales growth
This report hones in on the regional Electrical appliance industry. We look at how different target markets, business models and products ultimately define intra-regional differences in financial performance. We evaluate the financial strengths and weaknesses of the largest regional players and offer our outlook regarding the industry at large.
22.02.2024.
Animal feed industry: Feedstock value potential – defending sales growth and milking modest margins
This report aims to provide a deeper insight of the animal feed industry in Adria region. In addition to microeconomic aspects and analysis of performance of companies within the industry, the report encompasses macroeconomic aspects, due to profound influence that economic fluctuations have on the industry.
19.02.2024.
Foreign trade & industrial production - Are you ready for another supply chain headache?
Industrial production in the Adria region stagnated (on average) in 2023, with Serbia on the higher end (+2.3% yoy) and Slovenia on the lower (-5.3% yoy). In this report we aim to gauge the main driver behind its dynamic, and potential going forward.
09.02.2024.
Retail trade - Real wage growth rebound – a push for retail trade
The real retail trade landscape in the Adria region in 2023 presented a mixed picture. Serbia and Slovenia recorded a decline, North Macedonia recorded stagnation, Croatia saw solid growth and in Bosnia and Herzegovina retail trade experienced expansion. Real wage growth is expected to play a significant role in driving retail trade, but the crucial question lies in the extent of its impact. Notably, consumers are becoming more optimistic, particularly concerning major purchases, which encompass the consumer discretionary segment of retail.
02.02.2024.
