The ECB President believes that the current situation cannot be compared to that of the oil shock in the early 1970s. European Central Bank President
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Public debt: Berlin opens the floodgates to support growth
To finance its measures to support activity, Germany will contract new debt of around 40 billion euros. Inflation, dependence on Russian gas, supply difficulties: in
No risk of recession in 2022, according to Olivier Dussopt
The war in Ukraine will not weigh too much on the French economy, assures the Minister Delegate in charge of Public Accounts. The start of
The Banque de France lowers its growth forecast to 0.25% in the first quarter
French growth suffered the first repercussions of the war in Ukraine, particularly in industry which was facing supply difficulties. The Banque de France on Tuesday
War in Ukraine could cost Europe up to 1.5 points of growth, says OECD
Inflation could rise further.from two points to two and a half points“, estimated the chief economist of the OECD. The Russian invasion of Ukraine could
After Covid-19, the reconquest of Singapore
REPORT – The Southeast Asian port hub wants to get back to full speed after the end of the restrictions. Special Envoy to Singapore Behind
Christophe Barraud: “A major shock to global growth”
INTERVIEW – The forecaster and chief economist at Market Securities assesses the impact of the war in Ukraine on the global economy. LE FIGARO. –
Fast food has grown with the Covid-19
ANALYSIS – More than 5,000 new points of sale, despite the health crisis. Fast food continues to gain market share. According to a study by
Omicron: inflation and health uncertainty weigh on global growth
The IMF is revising its forecasts for this year downwards, in particular for the two heavyweights of the planet, China and the United States. Omicron
The Banque de France very slightly lowers its growth forecast for 2022, to 3.6%
The persistence of the epidemic and the shortages are expected to weigh on the economy in 2022. The Banque de France lowered its growth forecast
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