Non-performing loans – A danger for the Banking Union?
By Céline Antonin, Sandrine Levasseur and Vincent Touzé The establishment of the third pillar of the Banking Union, namely the creation of a European deposit […]
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Italy’s debt: Is the bark worse than the bite?
By Céline Antonin The spectre of a sovereign debt crisis in Italy is rattling the euro zone. Since Matteo Salvini and Luigi di Maio came […]
Measuring precautionary savings related to the risk of unemployment
By Céline Antonin The question of how disposable income is shared between savings and consumption involves trade-offs that take place at the household level and […]
Italy: The horizon seems to be clearing
By Céline Antonin With growth in Italy of 0.4% in the third quarter of 2017 (see table below), the country’s economy seems to have recovered […]
OPEC meeting: Much ado about nothing?
par Céline Antonin On 30 November 2017, OPEC members decided on a nine-month extension of their 2016 agreement on production caps with country quotas, i.e. […]
European banking regulation: When there’s strength in union
By Céline Antonin, Sandrine Levasseur and Vincent Touzé At a time when America, under the impulse of its new president Donald Trump, is preparing to put an […]
Italy and the labour market: improvement, with caveats
By Céline Antonin Since early 2015, the renewal of growth in Italy, the implementation of Act II of Matteo Renzi’s Jobs Act, and the reduction […]
Matteo Renzi’s Jobs Act: A very guarded optimism
By Céline Antonin At a time when the subject of labour market reform has aroused passionate debate in France, Italy is drawing some initial lessons […]
Greece: an agreement, again and again
By Céline Antonin, Raul Sampognaro, Xavier Timbeau, Sébastien Villemot … La même nuit que la nuit d’avant […The same […]
Oil: carbon for growth
By Céline Antonin, Bruno Ducoudré, Hervé Péléraux, Christine Rifflart, Aurélien Saussay This text is based on the special study of the same name [Pétrole : du carbone […]