by Laura Cavestri
The race for Italy’s non-EU exports is slowing. According to national statistics office ISTAT, in June 2017, exports toward non-EU countries were up 8.2% compared to ...
by Andrea Carli
To accompany Italian fairs and businesses aiming to expand abroad, new strategies are taking shape. Last week, on July 19, SACE, SIMEST and AEFI (the Italian fairs ...
by Nicoletta Picchio
The recovery in southern Italy is continuing, driven by business. Gross domestic product (GDP) rose 0.9% in 2016, after +1% in 2015: moderate growth that ...
by Andrea Carli
For Italian companies that want to invest in China, the most interesting opportunities are in products with high technology content, the annual report by the CeSIF study center for enterprise ...
Italy’s trade surplus in May narrowed to €4.3 billion from 5.0 billion a year ago, according to data released by national statistical office ISTAT. Compared with April ...
by Andrea Carli
Italian GDP is expected to grow 1.4% this year, 1.3% in 2018 and 1.2% in 2019, according to the Bank of Italy. In forecasts released in January, the central ...
by Giovanna Mancini
The year 2017 started with the foot on the accelerator for Italian exports, boding well for the 215,700 exporting Italian companies surveyed in the 2015-2016 report by Italian Trade ...
Italy’s industrial output in May rose a seasonally adjusted 0.7% compared with April bringing the average for the three months from March to May to up 0.2% from the earlier ...
by Marco Morino
Italy’s national Industry 4.0 program, and the 140% super-amortization and 250% hyper-amortization incentives were the key figures at the UCIMU’s (the ...
by Giulia Crivelli
The year 2016 has been a year of ups and down for footwear manufacturers and some clouds are still hovering over 2017. But the first quarter has been reassuring: exports grew by ...
