Export Finance Australia World Risk Developments 2017 editions

In our final bulletin for the year, we look back at 2017 and forward to 2018. 

In November's edition of World Risk Developments we look at China's relaxed foreign ownership restrictions, Saudi Arabia's corruption purge, and emerging markets.

In the October edition of Export Finance Australia’s World Risk Developments we look at the effects of India's bad debts, China's economic policy, Australia's lithium production and Catalan independence. 

In the September edition of Export Finance Australia’s World Risk Developments we review Japan's economic recovery, German election results on the country's stability, and Indonesia's regulatory uncertainty poses risk to mining investment.

In the August edition of Export Finance Australia’s World Risk Developments we look at how rising protectionism frustrates exports with global recession risks and Turkey's coup aftermath effect on the investment climate.

In the July edition of Export Finance Australia’s World Risk Developments we look at China's rising onshore debts and the financial risks and South Korea's new energy policy and how it will be good for Australian LNG.

In the June edition of Export Finance Australia’s World Risk Developments we look at Brexit strategy post election, how weak oil prices do not bode well for LNG exports, and why China's ratings downgrade reflects financial risks. 

In the May edition of Export Finance Australia’s World Risk Developments we look at China's Belt and Road Initiative and how Australian exporters could benefit, and how President Macron's victory is a win for the EU project.

In the April edition of Export Finance Australia’s World Risk Developments, we look at the impacts of Cyclone Debbie on coking coal exports, and whether stronger world trade growth will boost Australian commodity producers.

 In this month's edition of World Risk Developments we focus on the Asia region.

Here are 10 events which changed the global risk environment since our December release.