Today, and following the progress of vaccination programs in developed economies, the main concern and main argument presented by the capital markets is the expected inflation caused by the rapid recovery which in turn will force the Central Banks to raise their interest rates. The two arguments that dominate the global financial agenda are inflation
Given that in the developed countries of the world, the EU, the US, Japan, the UK anti-Pandemic Covid-19 vaccination program is progressing rapidly, the eye of governments and officials of these Central Banks is on when to start “tapering” in bond markets. The “tapering” technique is forced in its application and should be done to
Data on the US economy last week showed that an annual growth rate (2021) is expected at 6.8% of GDP. At the same time, business profits for Q12021 are expected to increase by close to 36%. Continued price growth in stocks and commodities continues. this idyllically beautiful and optimistic image can be destroyed by the
Economic risks do not always arise from economic activity, but in many cases are the consequence of ex ante events or situations not related to financial aspects. Geo-Economic Risks To identify the negative effects of an event and when they occur to be addressed, a weapon such as economic intelligence and a connected vigilant intelligence
Discussions in the OECD on the taxation of the digital economy propose the creation of rights to tax jurisdictions on the profits of multinational companies operating in the global digitised economy. In addition, it is proposed to apply a minimum effective corporate tax rate. In April, the US at both the G20 summit and the
The continued rise in food costs internationally, in addition to the consequences of already being hit by the Covid-19 family budget pandemic and the increase in basic living costs, raises questions about whether the overall food production-supply of the planet can meet the growing demand for food. Given that China has imported huge quantities of
In the Euro-Zone and EU economy in general, two counterbalanced powerful forces are created after the end of the pandemic. On the one hand we have the net potential part of the economy that will include strong capital-intensive companies that will be driven without obstacles to their “green” transformation causing their explosive growth and gaining
The high budgetary costs caused by the covid-19 pandemic, which most countries on the planet and especially western governments face in conjunction with US President Joe Biden’s new US fiscal policy through the announcement of the Infrastructure program and the intensifying US trade confrontation with China, makes it mature to implement the US proposal to
Joe Biden seems determined to lead the US into the future by driving bold fiscal policies they have achieved in the past. President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s New Deal, which drove the country away from the abyss of the Great Recession in the 1930s, then cost $41.7bn with a flashback and included inflation between then and
