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EcoNews – 10 June 2025
ADVANCED ECONOMIESUnited States / WorldTrump doubles steel and aluminium tariffs. The tariffs on steel and aluminium imports have been increased to 50% from 4 June (compared with 25% since 12 March). The executive order highlights the need to protect the economy and national security. The legal basis for the decision, i.e. Section 232 of the
Markets Review – 10 June 2025
THE ECONOMISTS WHO PARTICIPATED IN THIS ARTICLE Team : Data and Analytics Team PDF – Full publication Other articles from the same publication Global economy: Towards another turbulent six months? The first half of 2025 was marked by two major turning points: the outbreak of a global trade war by the United States and, on
Will the euro be the true greenback in the future?
The dollar is involved in nine out of ten foreign exchange transactions and still accounts for 58% of total foreign exchange reserves. Commodities, interest rates, derivatives: it is the dominant currency in almost all markets, with one exception: green bonds, which are mainly denominated in euros and whose take-off is mainly driven by companies and
EcoNews – 2 June 2025
World / World tradeTowards the cancellation of tariffs? The US Court of International Trade (CIT) has blocked part of the additional tariffs decided by D. Trump, namely the “reciprocal tariffs” of 2 April and those applied to China, Mexico and Canada concerning opioids and immigration. However, a suspensive appeal allows the tariffs to continue to
Markets Review – 2 June 2025
Thursday, June 19, 2025 Eco Flash FOMC: Waiting and Divided Wednesday, June 18, 2025 Charts of the Week In the Eurozone, inflation is also a monetary phenomenon Monday, June 16, 2025 Eco Week Markets Review – 16 June 2025 Eco Week EcoNews – 16 June 2025 Scenario and forecasts The updated scenario and forecasts of
How can we finance the extra investment needed in the European Union?
The investment required to meet the challenges of competitiveness and energy and technology transition in the European Union is huge, and the need for it is imminent (2025-2030). To this must now be added expenditure to strengthen the European Union’s military capabilities. To finance this, the EU must of course speed up its roadmap towards
FOMC: Waiting and Divided
While the Federal Reserve (Fed) estimates that uncertainty has eased, its conviction that a tariff-related rise in inflation is looming has hardened. The Committee (FOMC) nevertheless appears to be greatly divided on the balance of risks. We maintain our forecast that there will be no rate cuts in 2025 in light of renewed inflationary pressures
Eurozone: demand is firming up progressively
The gradual recovery in demand, which has been noticeable for almost six months, seems to be continuing in the Eurozone. It remains to be confirmed given the uncertainties surrounding US trade policy. Nevertheless, the trend towards improvement has not been called into question by the decisions taken so far. In the medium term, the implementation
FOMC, A Strange Stability
The FOMC kept the target range for the Fed Funds rate at 4.25% – 4.5% at the 18-19 March meeting, as widely expected. Jerome Powell and the committee have started to price in downward risks to economic activity and upward risks to inflation. In the short term, the stability of the dot plots, the downplaying
Germany: “whatever it takes”?
We are almost a week away from a vote that could change the face of Germany. On 18 March, the Bundestag will decide on the adoption of two structural defence and infrastructure projects. A massive budget plan that could exceed EUR 1,000 billion[1] over the next ten years and revive German growth, which has been
