source: http://www.confcooperative.it/
February 8: Mannino "signs of recovery from exports nell'agroalimentare. Late payments a plague: regular cash only 2 out of 10 cooperatives. Reappeared inflation "
is an analysis with lights shadows and Italy increasingly two-tier one that emerges from the seventeenth memo on the economy (third quarter 2010 - The forecast quarter 2011) conducted by the Process, a study center on Confcooperative 20,500 member cooperatives.
"On the one hand there are: a partial recovery in demand and sales volumes driven by exports and the slight rise in sales and agricultural and consumption to the Centre and North. The question is rather patchy and variable. "You work when orders come: it can happen that you arrive on Saturday evening large quantities for two weeks and then the phone does not ring - this support many co-operatives - when you work there the job. "On the other hand it is evident in the South, the signs of recovery are much less noticeable for the lack of orientation towards exports of Southern Cooperatives. The scourge of late payment by the Public Administration weighs especially in the South: only 2 cooperatives in 10 report having a regular liquidity. "This comment by the Secretary-General Vincenzo Mannino Confcooperative.
" Italy at two speeds - Mannino says - even back in credit as in the northern regions are witnessing a normalization in the relations between banks and cooperatives. In South back requests involving two cooperatives to 10 (in the North we are 0.4%). At the national level 3 instead of 10 cooperatives report a realignment of spreads upward, while 2 out of 10 report requests for additional safeguards. "
FORECAST The first four months of 2011: 4 out of 10 cooperatives have already reported a rise in product origin, in particular related to the prices of energy raw materials and foodstuffs: wheat, corn, soybeans, sugar, cotton, copper, oil have closed the banner of 2010 price increases. 6 out of 10 co-workers say they are not pessimistic on prices, but the rise in raw materials and derivatives, oil and gasoline are likely to head to restart inflation. The macroeconomic framework shows the sentiment of co-operatives il prossimo quadrimestre in territorio negativo.
February 8: Mannino "signs of recovery from exports nell'agroalimentare. Late payments a plague: regular cash only 2 out of 10 cooperatives. Reappeared inflation "
is an analysis with lights shadows and Italy increasingly two-tier one that emerges from the seventeenth memo on the economy (third quarter 2010 - The forecast quarter 2011) conducted by the Process, a study center on Confcooperative 20,500 member cooperatives.
"On the one hand there are: a partial recovery in demand and sales volumes driven by exports and the slight rise in sales and agricultural and consumption to the Centre and North. The question is rather patchy and variable. "You work when orders come: it can happen that you arrive on Saturday evening large quantities for two weeks and then the phone does not ring - this support many co-operatives - when you work there the job. "On the other hand it is evident in the South, the signs of recovery are much less noticeable for the lack of orientation towards exports of Southern Cooperatives. The scourge of late payment by the Public Administration weighs especially in the South: only 2 cooperatives in 10 report having a regular liquidity. "This comment by the Secretary-General Vincenzo Mannino Confcooperative.
" Italy at two speeds - Mannino says - even back in credit as in the northern regions are witnessing a normalization in the relations between banks and cooperatives. In South back requests involving two cooperatives to 10 (in the North we are 0.4%). At the national level 3 instead of 10 cooperatives report a realignment of spreads upward, while 2 out of 10 report requests for additional safeguards. "
FORECAST The first four months of 2011: 4 out of 10 cooperatives have already reported a rise in product origin, in particular related to the prices of energy raw materials and foodstuffs: wheat, corn, soybeans, sugar, cotton, copper, oil have closed the banner of 2010 price increases. 6 out of 10 co-workers say they are not pessimistic on prices, but the rise in raw materials and derivatives, oil and gasoline are likely to head to restart inflation. The macroeconomic framework shows the sentiment of co-operatives il prossimo quadrimestre in territorio negativo.
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