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The Savings Festival: A Century of French Prudence

Founded in Milan in 1924, World Savings Day celebrates the habit that is as discreet as it is universal: setting aside a…

Corporate Earnings: A Strong Season, But Caution Is Warranted

European and American companies report strong third-quarter results: 58% of them exceed expectations in Europe, and 84% …

Real Estate: A Fragile Yet Real Recovery

After three years of crisis, the French real estate market is showing signs of recovery. According to FNAIM, sales are s…

Bank Overdraft: Why the New Regulation Will Change (Almost) Nothing

In early September, ordinance 2025-880 was adopted to transpose the European CCD2 directive into French law. Its stated …

Retirement: Prioritize Yourself Before Passing on Wealth

According to the latest Yomoni survey, the French want to enjoy their retirement before passing on their wealth. While t…

Savings 2025: Caution, Returns, and Education

On the occasion of World Savings Day, Cashbee paints a picture of the French saver as being both cautious, selective, an…

The Fed in the Dark: Steering the World's Largest Economy Without Data

Deprived of official statistics due to the federal "shutdown," the Federal Reserve must decide on a new rate cut without…

Global Trade War: France's Logistical Comeback

In response to the rise of protectionism, France is capitalizing on a fragmented global trade landscape to reestablish i…

Emerging Markets: A Resilient Asset Class in a Changing World

Emerging markets, long overshadowed by American giants and safe-haven assets, are reclaiming a strategic spot in portfol…

When the State Becomes an Investor Again

Far from the myth of the free market, governments have once again become the primary architects of growth. Defense, spac…

Gold and Bitcoin: New Trends Among the French

In light of rising geopolitical risks and the increasing frequency of cyberattacks, French investors are rediscovering t…

Italy: The End of the Superbonus Doesn't Halt Momentum

Deprived of its "superbonus" for renovation, the Italian economy continues to surprise with its resilience. Supported by…

Real Estate: A Time for Discernment

After years of crisis, the French real estate market is stabilizing, marking a return to fundamentals and discernment in…

Cashless Generations

Digital payments are revolutionizing habits: Millennials and Generation Z are embracing digital solutions, while seniors…

Luxury Real Estate: Annecy, the Venice of the Alps

Annecy, often called 'the Venice of the Alps,' attracts an international clientele with its luxury real estate and uniqu…

Color and Grim: The Rule of Gray

The color of your car can say a lot about your driving habits and risk of incidents, reveals a study by Leocare.

The Canary in the Coal Mine

Jamie Dimon, CEO of JP Morgan, likens the bankruptcy of Tricolor Holdings to a "canary in the coal mine," signaling warn…