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Forced Loan from the Ultra-Rich: The Socialist Party Revives a Divisive Tax Debate, Bercy Hesitant

The Socialist Party is reviving the idea of a mandatory loan from the wealthiest individuals to generate exceptional res…

French consumer confidence weakens in November

The French household confidence index fell to 89 points in November 2025, according to the National Institute of Statist…

Washington negotiates steel tariffs for European digital deregulation

Since Monday, November 24, trade negotiations between the United States and the European Union have shifted to new groun…

HP crosses the Rubicon: four to six thousand jobs sacrificed on the altar of artificial intelligence

The American computer and printer manufacturer HP has just crossed a line rarely highlighted by tech giants. On Tuesday,…

Italy: Moody's Upgrades Rating, Praising Rome's Budgetary Progress

For the first time since 2002, Moody's has raised Italy's sovereign rating, upgrading it from Baa3 to Baa2. This decisio…

France's Credit Rating: Why S&P Should Hold Off

S&P is set to officially release a statement on France's sovereign rating this Friday, November 28. However, following t…

Fed: Will Interest Rates Be Cut?

The latest figures on US employment and inflation finally provide a partial yet enlightening snapshot of the economy. Ju…

The German Economy Confronts the Shock of the Century

After two years of contraction, Germany is trying to jumpstart its economic engine with a massive plan: 500 billion euro…

Economic Violence: Women's Financial Independence Continues to Decline

The Ifop survey for Crédit Mutuel Alliance Fédérale and the National Federation of Women's Solidarity reveals a chilling…

Renewable Energy: 2025, the Year of Recovery

After being largely overlooked by investors following two tumultuous years, renewable energies are experiencing a remark…

US Consumer Spending: The Engine Stalls, Wall Street Catches a Cold

Despite Nvidia's impressive results and an euphoric start to the session on November 20, the American markets abruptly t…

French Debt: Political Chaos Creates Risks and Opportunities

The downgrade of France's sovereign credit rating by S&P, followed by the tightening of spreads with Italy and the rise …

Revolut valued at $75 billion: The European fintech challenging global giants

By finalizing a transaction valuing the company at $75 billion, Revolut confirms its status as an anomaly in the fintech…

AI: When Doubt Catches Up to the Markets

Nvidia's spectacular results could have acted as a catalyst for a euphoric year-end in the stock market. However, they w…

US Volatility: Why the CAC Dropped Without a European Cause

The sharp drop of the CAC40 at the end of the week was surprising due to the lack of a local explanation: no European st…

Mexican Peso: Why the Most Stable Emerging Currency of 2025 Isn't What You'd Expect

While developed markets have experienced bouts of nervousness in 2025, Mexico has achieved the opposite feat: offering o…