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Moderate Growth and European Resilience: Brussels' Autumn Forecasts

The European Commission has just released its autumn economic forecasts, presenting an optimistic outlook for growth in …

Choose France 2025: 9 billion euros in national investments to boost competitiveness

The first edition of the Choose France summit, exclusively dedicated to investments by French companies, has seen a reco…

J.P. Morgan outlines the three driving forces of investment in 2026

In its Global Investment Outlook 2026, J.P. Morgan Private Bank outlines an environment transformed by three key drivers…

Independent Workers: A Tax Revenue Opportunity of 10 to 17 Billion Euros Untapped

According to a comprehensive survey conducted by ACASI involving 1,701 freelancers and independent workers, only 5% trul…

Cheap Oil: A Supply Shock Reshaping Growth and Portfolios

The decline in oil prices in 2025 is one of the most underestimated movements of the year: a drop of about 15% since Jan…

US Government Shutdown, French Budget: Two Interconnected Uncertainty Crises

The United States has just emerged from the longest government shutdown in its history—43 days of paralysis that prevent…

US Markets: A Fragile Euphoria Amid High Concentration

The question echoes like a mantra with every new Wall Street record: "Is it really different this time?" Since April, ma…

China: The Great Technological Shift

The upcoming five-year plan places high technology at the core of China's economic model. This is a strategic shift to r…

Retirement: Broken Trust Drives French Toward Personal Savings

As the pension reform has just been suspended in the National Assembly, a Poll&Roll survey for Goodvest paints a worriso…

The Reality of French Policyholders: Insights from Leocare Data

As the European Union thoroughly overhauls driver's license regulations, the new-age insurance company Leocare presents …

Succession: BoursoBank Shakes Things Up with Total Fee Elimination

The Pirès Beaune law finally regulates inheritance fees, a sensitive issue for hundreds of thousands of families each ye…

Rental market: a slight lull that solves nothing

The French rental market is finally showing signs of life... but just barely. After two years of extreme pressure, suppl…

Trump Confronts a Struggling America

Can the markets ignore social unrest for long? As US markets experience an unexpected rally, a shadow looms: a segment o…

The Saadé family acquires 4% of Carrefour: towards a new balance of power and strategy

On November 12, 2025, Carrefour announced the arrival of the Saadé family as a new key shareholder, holding 4% of its ca…

Commerce: Between Crisis and Revival

The French retail market presents a contrasting picture in 2025: a series of business failures alongside massive expansi…

Rental Real Estate: Tax Breaks Make Way for Returns

The fiscal shift initiated in 2025 is profoundly transforming the rental market landscape. The end of the Pinel tax ince…

Fed: The End of Monetary Tightening Marks a Turning Point for Markets

After three years of shrinking its balance sheet, the Federal Reserve is ending its "Quantitative Tightening" program. S…