Italy, the ECB’s problem
The European Central Bank’s tightening cycle has put Italy’s debt-to-GDP ratio on an unsustainable trajectory. A more significant surplus in Rome could offset these higher...
Category: Developped World
The U.S financial market: unpredictable time
The bankruptcy of SVB raises several questions about the reliability of the US financial sector. It was not subprime loans or high alternative books that...
The Fed’s Puzzle
A phenomenon is defying economic theory and disrupting the Fed’s debates on monetary policy: why is wage growth slowing even though the labor market is...
The miscalculations of the ECB
Eurozone central banks will report their first significant losses in a decade of money printing in the coming weeks. The results will turn negative for...
Europe needs 500 billion euros for 2023
The support measures for the energy crisis will be expensive for Europe. The problem with this is that unlike the past eight years, when the...
COP 27 or the European hypocrisy
At COP 27, the French President, Emmanuel Macron, made the apostle of the energy transition, proclaiming that the Ukrainian conflict will not postpone the measures...
Americans are losing the strategic semiconductor war
China’s chip industry is growing faster than anywhere else in the world after US sanctions on local champions ranging from Huawei Technologies to Hikvision spurred...
Les chiffres de l’inflation américaine, tournant majeur pour les marchés
Le président de la Réserve fédérale, Jérôme Powell, est confronté à un calcul de plus en plus sombre après les nouveaux chiffres de l’inflation américain...