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The Head Against The (Debt) Wall

Posted on 5 April 20244 April 2024 by Quentin Toulemonde

This week, my attention was drawn to the publication of the latest report by the French National Institute of Statistics and Economic Studies (INSEE), which revealed that the government’s public deficit reached…

Unreal Estate

Posted on 26 January 202419 February 2024 by Quentin Toulemonde

My eye was drawn this week to an article in Le Figaro that spanned two pages, describing the current difficulties faced by the office real estate sector in France’s Ile de France…

Credit or Treat

Posted on 20 October 202319 October 2023 by Quentin Toulemonde

In June of this year, the US Senate reached a last-minute agreement to raise the nation’s debt ceiling, previously capped at a staggering $31.4 trillion. This adjustment allows the government to borrow…

Dancing on a volcano

Posted on 5 May 20235 May 2023 by Quentin Toulemonde

We have been going through a paradoxical economic period for several months now. At first glance, the situation in many developed countries has never seemed so good, with historically low unemployment and…

Running out of ‘Credit’

Posted on 21 March 202320 March 2023 by Quentin Toulemonde

On Friday evening I started writing about what I perceived to be last week’s hot topic, aka Microsoft’s release of its Copilot suite powered by GPT4, which I am convinced will be…

SVB – It’s a perfect (mis)match

Posted on 14 March 202313 March 2023 by Quentin Toulemonde

The economic news was dominated this week by the resounding bankruptcy of the Silicon Valley Bank (SVB), a bank based, as its name may suggest, in California. More than the potential losses…

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