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The relationships between political leaders and financial institutions are going through a phase of great tension. Donald Trump, the President of the United States, has strongly criticized the Federal Reserve (Fed) and is calling for an immediate reduction in interest rates. This appeal, made during the World Economic Forum in Davos, comes at a time when the Fed, led by Jerome Powell, is maintaining a cautious approach in the face of persistent inflation and a strong labor market. Such a showdown highlights critical stakes for the American economy, raising questions about the independence of central banks on a global scale.

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Economic tensions between major powers are reaching a new level. The President of the United States, Donald Trump, has issued a direct threat to the member countries of the BRICS alliance, which are seeking to reduce their dependence on the U.S. dollar. In response to these de-dollarization initiatives, he announced 100% tariffs on their exports to the United States. This stance, accompanied by the establishment of a new agency to collect these customs duties, reflects a clear intent to defend the supremacy of the dollar and to counter any challenges to American economic hegemony. As the BRICS explore alternative payment systems, this statement could redefine the power dynamics on the global geopolitical and commercial stage.

Bitcoin, this $100,000 digital mirage, attracts Morgan Stanley into a dance where profits skyrocket and sanctions loom.

Saudi Arabia has unveiled an ambitious economic project led by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, aiming to invest 600 billion dollars in the United States over four years. This commitment is part of the Kingdom's economic diversification strategy, a cornerstone of its Vision 2030. By strengthening its trade ties with Washington, Riyadh seeks not only to diversify its economic partnerships but also to consolidate its influence on the international stage. This plan, which comes amid a redefinition of global balances, underscores the growing importance of economic cooperation as a lever for geopolitical stability and mutual growth.

After crossing the $4,100 mark, Ethereum faced bearish pressure that caused a decline of nearly 30% in its price. Let's examine the future prospects for ETH.

The mortgage credit market is undergoing a major shift at the beginning of 2025. After a rapid increase between 2022 and 2023, interest rates have been continuously declining for more than a year, with the hope that they will fall below the symbolic threshold of 3% in the coming months. This evolution, driven by the slowdown in inflation and the accommodative monetary policy of the European Central Bank (ECB), is attracting the attention of households and investors. However, these promising figures are set against a fragile economic context, characterized by low growth and rising financial uncertainties. It therefore becomes crucial to understand the underlying issues and their implications for the future.

In 2024, regulated savings accounts in France, the Livret A and the Livret de Développement Durable et Solidaire (LDDS), reported a record amount of 16.8 billion euros in interest for savers. This impressive sum was announced by the Caisse des Dépôts, highlighting the ongoing appeal of these savings products despite an uncertain economic context.

The global economic landscape is rapidly evolving, driven by alliances that reflect the ambitions of emerging countries to reshape traditional centers of influence. In this context, Nigeria, the largest economic power in Africa, has joined the circle of BRICS partners. This initiative, orchestrated under Brazil's presidency, highlights the bloc's desire to promote enhanced cooperation among the nations of the global South. Although this partnership does not yet confer a decision-making role to Nigeria, it reflects a growing dynamic of economic integration and a shared quest for financial sovereignty in the face of dominant Western models.

"America First" roars Trump, hammering taxes and drilling like a refrain. The Green New Deal expires, the economy trembles, the euro wonders.

In a particularly tense geopolitical context, the World Economic Forum 2025 opened yesterday in Davos, Switzerland. This 54th edition brings together more than 3,000 global leaders to address the major challenges of our time, in a climate marked by Donald Trump's return to the American presidency.

Entrepreneur and former presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy steps down from his position as co-director of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) to run for governor of Ohio. This unexpected departure leaves Elon Musk as the sole leader of this controversial new federal organization, created by presidential decree.

Bayrou, an anxious prophet, portrays a Europe that watches a conquering dollar and a martial Trump, crushing our dreams of independence. The time for denial is over: it's time for a resurgence.

The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), led by Elon Musk, could face legal action as soon as it is officially established. The law firm National Security Counselors is preparing a 30-page complaint, alleging violations of federal transparency law.

Amid revolutionary announcements, technological advancements, and regulatory turbulence, the crypto ecosystem continues to prove that it is both a territory of limitless innovations and a battleground for regulatory and economic conflicts. Here is a summary of the most significant news from the past week regarding Bitcoin, Ethereum, Binance, Solana, and Ripple.

The Arab world, long marked by conflicts and dependence on oil, is undergoing a metamorphosis. A radical change is taking place, driven by green energies, technology, and a new generation eager for peace.

As Gensler packs his bags, the SEC is overwhelmed by a tsunami of crypto ETFs, with Solana and XRP at the forefront.

According to economic projections and analysis by international experts, no European economy will be among the top ten world powers by 2050.

Canada is preparing for a trade war with the United States in response to Donald Trump's threats to increase tariffs on Canadian products. Canadian Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mélanie Joly, stated that Canada would impose a "Trump tax" if these threats materialized, thereby triggering the largest trade war between the two countries in decades.

For the past two years, the French real estate market has been undergoing a deep crisis, fueled by soaring prices and difficulties in accessing credit. In response to this critical situation, François Bayrou, the Prime Minister, presented a set of measures aimed at revitalizing this vital sector for the national economy. Focused on tax incentives, increased support for construction, and regulatory adjustments, these proposals seek to address current challenges while considering social and environmental issues. While these initiatives spark hope for a rebound, they also raise many questions about their effectiveness and implementation.

Pump.fun, the kingdom of crypto, falls into the abyss: ethical scandals, imminent lawsuits, and ruined users. A saga where the glitzy turns dark.

Tired of dusty retirements, 20% of Gen Z are opting for Bitcoin. Because aging, yes, but in blockchain, it's better.

The concept of wealth is complex to grasp, as it varies according to social, economic, and cultural contexts. Nevertheless, it generates constant interest in public debates. At what amount can one be considered wealthy? A recent study, based on data from the Bank of France and the criteria of the Observatory of Inequalities, provides a precise insight. It sets this threshold at 555,000 euros in net assets, far removed from the images of extreme luxury often associated with wealth. In fact, this figure, which concerns about 20% of French households, raises essential questions about wealth distribution and social inequalities. How does this definition influence our perception of wealth? And what are its implications for public policies and social justice?

In a world where energy shapes geopolitical power dynamics, the crisis plaguing Gazprom reveals the fractures of a once-unshakeable giant. A pillar of the Russian economy and a strategic instrument of the Kremlin, the company is facing a brutal decline in its revenues, exacerbated by the loss of its European markets and international sanctions. Now forced to cut its workforce in a historic manner, Gazprom finds itself at a decisive stage, where its strategic choices will determine not only its future but also that of the Russian economy.

Credefi, a decentralized finance platform, is revolutionizing the DeFi industry with its $xCREDI revenue sharing module and an ambitious roadmap for 2025. Discover how Credefi combines innovation, security, and investment opportunities to transform financial accessibility and offer unique benefits to its users.

The BRICS project to create a common currency is generating growing interest among economists and analysts, as it could redefine global financial balances. For decades, the US dollar has dominated as the main reserve currency, giving the United States substantial economic and geopolitical power. During their summit in 2024 in Kazan, Russia, the leaders of the BRICS intensified their discussions on establishing an alternative called "Unit," designed to facilitate exchanges within the bloc. This project fits into a broader strategy aimed at reducing their dependence on the dollar, in the context of increasing geopolitical tensions and economic sanctions. At a time when many countries are seeking to diversify their reserves and bypass the constraints imposed by the current monetary system, can this initiative truly shake the dollar's supremacy?

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The French rental market is going through an exceptionally severe crisis, threatening access to housing for many households. Despite a slight recovery in the real estate sector, rentals remain under intense pressure, with a plummeting supply and prices that continue to rise. According to the National Federation of Real Estate (Fnaim), structural problems and poorly adjusted regulatory choices are exacerbating this situation. With the rise of short-term rental platforms and new constraints related to energy renovation, challenges are piling up, highlighting the urgency to act. This crisis, beyond the numbers, involves major social and economic issues for both tenants and investors.