The publication of the figures regarding 2023 growth and the forecasts for 2024 shows the growing gap which has been established between Europe and the Unites States. On the other side of the Atlantic growth has been 2.5% in 2023 and it is forecasted 2.7% in 2024. Inside the eurozone, it has been 0.5% in 2023. A figure inferior to 1% is forecasted for 2024. The U.S. have a full employment situation and financial markets are worrying at each publication of the jobs creation about the consequences that would have on wages and so on prices ...

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The American election campaign has just started with the Republican primary in the Iowa and it is sure that, along with the society challenges as immigration, the economic issues will have a central place in the debate. The Biden administration will defend its achievements when the Republicans will explain that, with them, the results would have been much better and especially that most of the recorded progresses were resulting from decisions taken under the Donald Trump mandate. The only thing which is sure, it is that the American economy during these last years has obtained clearly better performances than the ...

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The United States, United Kingdom and eurozone central banks have announced they kept their basic rates at the current level. These decisions have been justified by the significant slowing of inflation which has been observed since the end of the Summer with in September prices increases came back year on year to 2.9% in the euro zone and to 3.7% in the U.S. The executives of these institutions have clearly specified that didn’t rule out new increases in the coming months because they considered that we were far from the objective figuring, explicitly or implicitly, in ...

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