Global Economy

The global crisis has many faces. Between inflation, deflation, recession, and weaker trade, China, the USA, Europe, and emerging markets are all involved.

According to the IEA, electricity consumption in the EU is expected to reach its lowest level since 2002 this year.

The 10 countries with the highest inflation in the world present truly frightening figures: what are they and what are these countries suffocated by skyrocketing prices at risk?

China is heading towards a deflationary crisis: what does it mean and what effects can it cause on the world economy?

The global economy advances at different speeds, showing that a financial equilibrium is far away. The latest central bank decisions have highlighted the complexity of the moment.

Has the banking crisis already come or is it still at risk of spreading globally? Can the meltdown started in the US still become systemic, or are we witnessing a general distrust?

Traders’ attention shifts to China-Russia relations, strengthened by Xi’s visit to Moscow: because the ties are undervalued and could trigger financial as well as political shocks.

The bankruptcies of SVB and Signature Bank have raised concerns about the stability of the global financial system. Here is the impact on the economy and the moves of the regulators to contain the crisis.

The new plan against Moscow will include trade bans, technology exports, banks. According to Le Monde, however, the Russian economy has turned out to be much more resilient than expected.

Bringing the action of political authorities under the discipline of the financial market is a mistake.