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In this new episode of MacroWaves, we examine how artificial intelligence is reshaping growth in emerging economies. We hear from three econ...

Between rising interest rates, an ageing population and massive rearmament needs, the budgetary equation for advanced economies is becoming...

Hello, everyone, and welcome to another episode of Macro Waves, the BNP Paribas Economic Research podcast. Today, we're looking at household...

In today’s discussion, we delve into the public finances of emerging economies in 2025, based on an exclusive analysis of our most recent Ec...

https://economic-research.bnpparibas.com/Home/en-US Since Donald Trump's return to the White House in 2025, the United States has massively...

As we enter the second half of the year, and after a first half marked in particular on the economic front by the tariff war initiated by th...

To highlight the publication of the second quarter issue of EcoPerspectives Emerging Economies, three members of the Emerging Economies team...

In this new Podcast, we take a look at the short- to medium-term economic outlook for the major advanced economies, analysing the impact of...

In this Audiobrief, Stéphane Colliac discusses selfemployment in France. It has been growing again for almost 20 years, particularly in hous...

In this Audiobrief, Guillaume Derrien discusses recent evolution of the European Union's trade balance. The latter moved back to a surplus i...

In this audiobrief, Stéphane Colliac describes France’s trade deficit for 2023 main drivers. In addition to a deficit linked to imports of h...

In the second podcast on geopolitical uncertainty and its economic consequences, Daniel Morris and William De Vijlder look more closely at t...

In two podcasts Daniel Morris, Chief Market Strategist of BNP Paribas Asset Management discusses with William De Vijlder, Group Chief Econom...

In the second and last episode of the series on central banks and their fight against inflation, Andrew Craig and William de Vijlder are loo...

In this series of two podcasts Andrew Craig, co-head of the Investments Insight Center at BNP Paribas Asset Management, interviewed William...

In this third and final episode of the series dedicated to labour productivity in Spain, signs of encouragement for a recovery in Spanish pr...

In this second episode of the series on labour productivity in Spain, Hélène Baudchon and Guillaume Derrien discuss the three main factors t...

In this series of three podcasts "Focus on Labour Productivity in Spain" Hélène Baudchon, Deputy Chief Economist and Head of the OECD team,...

In this new AudioBrief, Guillaume Derrien, economist within the OECD team, discusses the close relationship between global growth and the ev...

Is stagflation back? In this series of podcasts, William De Vijlder, Group Chief Economist of BNP Paribas, discusses the issue of stagflatio...

The convergence of several factors of tension – the health crisis, the war in Ukraine, the tensions in supply chains – is leading us to spea...

In this final episode, William De Vijlder analyses the responses of European governments to the crisis generated by the pandemic. How to sti...

In the second episode, François Doux and William De Vijlder discuss the profound social changes that the pandemic has brought about. The vir...

In the first episode of this series of podcasts, William De Vijlder and François Doux will look at the concept of externalities to consider...

In the final episode, William De Vijlder turns to the psychological factors in play when it comes to inflation. We will see that inflation,...

In this second episode, William De Vijlder turns to the real economy and examines the factors that could produce inflation. He draws the dis...

In the first episode, William De Vijlder emphasizes that the risk of an increase in inflation is high on the list of frequently asked questi...

In response to the pandemic, many governments took a vast range of measures to curb the impact of the pandemic on the economy. In this final...

Central banks have played a key role in supporting the economy during the pandemic-induced recession. To do so, they increased the size of t...

The second episode focuses on non-financial companies. As well as having a considerable impact on their short-term (cash) and long-term asse...

In the first episode, William De Vijlder takes a look at households’ balance sheets by considering how assets and liabilities are influenced...

In the third podcast, William De Vijlder shows how a central bank’s persistently accommodating monetary policy to bring inflation in line wi...

How to strike the right balance between inflation and financial stability has been a source of debate for decades. In this second podcast, W...

In this podcast, we look at central banks policy objectives, which sometimes differ. The ECB’s top priority is to meet its inflation target,...

In this last episode, William De VIjlder will show us how negative rates can have an unfavourable impact on financial income and notably ret...

How negative rates can impact households and their savings? In this second part, we will see with William De Vijlder that there is no easy a...

In the first episode of this podcast, William De Vijlder analyses the causes of negative rates while explaining how they can brought about t...

What is the position of central banks/organizations such as BIS (Bank for International Settlements), ECB (European Central Bank), the Fed (...

2008 crisis was a major financial crisis but it was far from unique. William De Vijlder gives an account of some of the most significant eco...

In this episode, William De Vijlder gives a definition of what financial stability is: not only does it create a favourable environment for...

This last episode focuses on the impact of climate risk on the public sector balance sheet. How will states address the challenge of climate...

Climate change can impact business in many ways. We all know the effects of natural disasters, for example. But today, the views of users an...

How does climate change impact the household balance sheet? Households’ assets and liabilities may be subject to climatic hazards. In many c...

Climate change puts at risk the balance sheets of numerous actors, such as households, companies and the public sector. The first episode of...

What business strategy should be adopted against geopolitical risks? The third and last episode describes two approaches "coping with" or "a...

A consequence of globalization is the increasing exposure of companies to geopolitical risk. How can this risk be monitored? How does it aff...

The slowdown of the global economy, more and more visible since the end of 2018, has many causes. Among them concern about the pace of US mo...

In an environment of extremely low interest rates, central banks' room for manoeuvre to boost growth in the event of a recession is limited....

This second episode analyses the role of inflation targeting in the big disinflation of the 90s, the implications for growth, volatility of...

In this first episode, William De Vijlder discusses why low and stable inflation is important and how this led, about 30 years ago, in New Z...