There has been movement in the foreign exchange markets due to the reopening of economies and political action within and between governments. Many countries are showing signs of stability and strength...

AIRINC Housing Update: Below are select snapshots of rental markets around the world. These updates are taken from AIRINC's on-site surveys conducted during the first quarter of 2021. 

Movement Continues in the Foreign Exchange Market - This movement is caused by a rise in pandemic cases, hyper-inflation, recovery of oil prices, and more. Below are AIRINC’s summaries of the rate changes above 3.5% taken from our review last week.

WorldatWorld published a recent article written by AIRINC's President and CEO, Steve Brink. In this article, Brink discusses how new remote work scenarios have added complexity from a compliance and a competitive pay perspective.

2021 continues to be tumultuous for the global economy, as impacts of conditions throughout the year come due, and new issues emerge to impact markets. Below find our summaries of some of the month’s biggest changes in foreign exchange.

AIRINC sat down with Arthur J. Gallagher to discuss some of the many issues that arose in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic and the implications for the future of business and employee support and benefits. In this blog post series, we'll share their insights, spanning everything from Remote Work policy to real life examples of crisis and successful resolution.

In late August, Turkey increased a special consumption tax known as Özel Tüketim Vergisi (ÖTV). The tax primarily relates to imported luxury goods, which includes imported cars. The tax was first introduced in 2002. However, it increased in recent years due in part to Turkey’s economic downturn.

AIRINC sat down with Arthur J. Gallagher to discuss some of the many issues that arose in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic and the implications for the future of business and employee support and benefits. In this blog post series, we'll share their insights, spanning everything from Remote Work policy to real life examples of crisis and successful resolution.

Rents dropped in Dublin in the wake of COVID-19. Supply increased as assignees left the city and new rental stock entered the market. The collapse in tourism has forced owners of short-term Airbnb properties to shift to the long-term market, further increasing supply.

Due to limited supply, rents have risen steadily despite a brief slump at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic. Supply is not expected to increase significantly until 2022 at the earliest. Demand for rentals in smaller towns outside of Cologne increased over the past year in response to rising rents and low supply in the city center.