Bipolar, multipolar: what equilibrium for the world? (Part 3)
The world can no longer spontaneously fit into a bipolar framework, the two leaders are far from having the power of the United States and the USSR which dominated the Cold…
A dynamic and cyclical approach to the global economy
The world can no longer spontaneously fit into a bipolar framework, the two leaders are far from having the power of the United States and the USSR which dominated the Cold…
The world is now naturally multipolar because the two great powers, China and the United States, no longer have the economic means and military capabilities that the USA and the USSR had during the…
How is the world divided?The question has been asked since relations between China and the United States became strained while the Middle Kingdom gained economic and especially political power. Tensions…
Understand the macroeconomic events of the past week.The revival of the European cycle in spite of German fragility. The robustness of the French economy but a concern about real estate.…
Understand the macroeconomic events of the past week.Theme of the week: What new balance after the energy shock?
German growth, US Industrial Production, UK retail sales, Chinese external trade and industrial production, US Jolts, Retail sales and inflation rate in the US Highlights German GDP annual growth for…
Political tensions in the Middle East could translate into a permanently higher oil price, penalizing households’ purchasing power and weakening consumption, a major support for the global economy The year…
The United States’ unilateral economic policy is generating major uncertainties on world growth and casting severe doubt over institutions and trade. Hefty risk perception was a key feature of 2019, as the White House’s trade war and systematic reprisals from China fueled the prospect of a watershed…
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