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Disarming violence
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What financial challenges await the new European assembly?
Although the result of the European elections in France turned democratic life upside down with the almost immediate announcement of new legislative elections, the European Parliament's centre of...
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Will TotalEnergies be popular in New York?
Tired of the lack of appetite of European investors for the oil and gas sectors, the boss of TotalEnergies, Patrick Pouyanné, is tempted by the New York Stock...
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Why does Europe need money?
The prospect of the European elections on 9 June brings to the fore the heavy financial stakes facing Europe. For Jean-Paul Betbeze, these political, ecological and technological issues...
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Finance, currency… if Donald Trump returns?
Donald Trump's candidacy for the US presidential election in November has not yet been declared but seems inevitable. What would happen financially and monetarily if the former president...
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What can China bring to the global economy?
China has just closed its annual parliamentary session. Leaders in Beijing have vowed to tackle unemployment and the property crisis. Christian Saint-Etienne explains how the government's ambitious growth...
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Does commercial real estate really threaten to destabilize banks, especially internationally?
The commercial real estate market is experiencing significant economic difficulties. This puts the creditor banks at risk for the debts associated with these assets. Anne-Sophie Alsif explains why...
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Is Germany Europe’s new weak link?
The contraction in private sector activity in Germany deepened in February. This is another sign of the weaknesses of the German economy, in line with last year's recession....
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The Indo-Pacific: a European affair
According to the IMF, the Indo-Pacific will account for 50% of wealth creation in 2050. France, Patrice Geoffron hopes, could play the role of a balancing power, modest...
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Germany: when the best pupil in Europe’s class loses its footing
Having fallen into recession in 2023 with a GDP decline of -0.3%, Germany is no longer the model, the reference and the anchor of Europe. Is this an...
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The government facing the three transitions
Faced with the three transitions – demographic, energy and digital – only a single European capital market would make it possible to achieve the financing objectives, argues Jean-Hervé...
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The reasons for the disconnect between the United States and Europe
Over the past forty years, the growth differential between the United States and Europe has continued to widen, with a stall worsening after each crisis. While the GDP...