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03.05.2022 - Paris, May 3, 2022 Dear Fellow Shareholder, Ipsos is engaged in a new and successful transformation to reinforce our worldwide leadership while strengthening our governance with the support of our shareholders. Our strong set of results (FY ...

With the French economy rebounding strongly from the pandemic, President Macron is hoping it can boost his reelection bid. But experts say his record isn't flawless as rising inflation threatens to cast a cloud.

A text about the state debt crisis and its relationship to the underlying health of capital as measured by the actual profitability of the world's biggest companies. For the most important firms in the US and Europe the recession is effectively over but this doesn't mean anything good for the working class!

Memories of the Yellow Vest movement are prompting officials to ensure that spiking energy prices don’t fuel inequality or populist discontent.

From the blog of Mohamed Chtatou at The Times of Israel

As Merkel exits, Germans debate famed budget discipline

When Chancellor Angela Merkel's government smashed its debt taboo and opened the money taps to help the German economy weather the pandemic crisis, it vowed to return to fiscal rigour as soon as possible.

CHRONIQUE. Les Français privilégient des placements peu risqués et bien rémunérés. La faute à l’épargne réglementée et à des choix fiscaux mal ciblés.

Dette qui gonfle, bulle monétaire, croissance en berne, montée des inégalités... Le système capitaliste ne fonctionne pas bien. Il serait même, avertit Patrick Artus, sur une trajectoire suicidaire qu'il convient d'arrêter au plus tôt. Et l'économiste français de plaider pour un retour à un monde "ordo-libéral".

CHRONIQUE. Les politiques monétaires expansionnistes visent à écarter la crise de la dette. Mais le niveau d’influence des banques centrales pose question.