Inflation

Financial markets hate uncertainty, yet the global economy is entering a period of instability. As we approach 2025, fears of economic slowdown, inflationary pressures, and political uncertainties are multiplying. Kristalina Georgieva, Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), warns of "headwinds" and "divergences" that threaten global economic balance. Europe is struggling, the United States is surprising with its resilience, China is facing deflationary pressure, and Brazil is battling inflation. Behind these disparities, another concerning factor is the erosion of investments in education, which hampers innovation and long-term growth. As the IMF prepares to release its updated report, one question remains: do these economic fractures create an irreversible divide, or do they foreshadow a new world order?

The evolution of the price of bitcoin in 2025 will depend on three main parameters: macroeconomics, geopolitics, and bitcoin's ability to attract investors.

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Inflation in the eurozone continues to receive close attention as markets monitor the release of December's figures. According to FactSet estimates, consumer prices are expected to rise by 2.4% year-on-year, up from 2.2% in November. This increase, although moderate, raises questions about the path the European Central Bank (ECB) is set to take. On one hand, some investors are betting on a rapid monetary easing, convinced that inflation will gradually return to the ECB's target of 2%. On the other hand, the sustainability of underlying inflation at 2.7%, fueled by rising prices of services and food products, urges the central bank to exercise caution. As the ECB prepares for its first meeting of the year on January 30, the balance between supporting the economy and controlling prices looks particularly delicate.

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Amid whispers of inflation and hopes for growth, the Fed is reshaping its horizons. Powell, with caution in hand, challenges a nascent economic storm.

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The Russian economy is going through a period marked by strong tensions, sustained inflation, and economic challenges related to the war in Ukraine. In this context, the Central Bank of Russia (CBR) is considering a decision that could reshape the national economic landscape: another increase in its key rate, already set at 21%, an unprecedented level for two decades. This measure aims to curb the rise in consumer prices, estimated at 8.5%, which is double the official target.

As the war in Ukraine drags on, the economic consequences for Russia are beginning to be felt more acutely. Initially noted for its resilience against one of the most severe sanction regimes in modern history, the Russian economy today shows clear signs of fatigue. Inflation is accompanied by soaring interest rates. At the same time, the fragility of the ruble, which is in constant decline against the yuan, reflects an increasing dependence on China, Moscow's main trading partner.

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Voracious staking, audacious Dencun: Ethereum teeters on the inflationary precipice. Between vision and chaos, the future is being written under tension.

The Russian economy is going through an unprecedented storm. While the rest of the world is experiencing controlled fluctuations, Russia is hit by exponential inflation, reflecting an economic model entirely geared towards war. Prices are soaring, the labor market is contracting, and social tensions are escalating. This situation, far from trivial, raises questions about the country's economic future.

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U.S. inflation, which had shown signs of easing in recent months, is on the rise again, bringing the issue of the cost of living back to the forefront of national concerns. In October, the inflation rate reached 2.6%, up from 2.4% in September, marking a turnaround in the relentless fight to stabilize prices. This resurgence of inflation comes against a backdrop of fragile economic conditions, where every change in price indices is scrutinized for its potential impact on purchasing power, monetary policy, and the political landscape.

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The French deficit is exploding! A parliamentary investigation committee is examining the causes of this slip-up. While France seems to be sinking into an unprecedented spiral of debt, Macron appears to be the sole responsible for this ruin.

France is undergoing an unprecedented budget crisis. The deficit is likely to exceed 6% in 2024. France now risks bankruptcy, which would plunge the entire euro area into the abyss.

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Inflation, often seen as one of the important economic indicators, shapes the trajectory of global financial markets. This time, the new data on inflation in the United States reveals a potentially crucial change for the crypto sector, and in particular for Bitcoin.

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The colossal debt of the United States and its potential repercussions on the global economy are increasingly worrying. Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, does not hesitate to sound the alarm, predicting an imminent bankruptcy of America if nothing changes. An analysis of a worrying economic situation and its stakes.

The American economy is going through a pivotal phase, where every word spoken by the Federal Reserve Chairman, Jerome POWELL, is scrutinized with particular attention. Indeed, he has expressed cautious optimism about the possibility of reducing inflation to 2%, the Fed's target. This statement is not only crucial for traditional markets, but it could also be the catalyst for a new major rally in Bitcoin.

The FED has just made a major change in its monetary policy. After 17 months of status quo, the central bank has decided to cut its key interest rates by 0.50 percentage points at its September meeting. Are you ready for the return of the printing press?

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Is Europe doomed to economic decline? This is the question that haunts minds as the Old Continent loses ground against the United States in terms of productivity. A much-anticipated report from Mario Draghi, former Italian Prime Minister, paints an alarming picture of the situation!

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The French economic landscape has just crossed a symbolic threshold: inflation has finally fallen below the 2% mark, the first time in three years. As economists and markets scrutinize every variation of the indicators, this return to a historically low rate marks a turning point after a period characterized by incessant price increases, particularly in energy. In this post, we will analyze in detail the figures that confirm this trend, relying on the latest data provided by Insee. We will then examine the specific factors that have contributed to this slowdown in inflation, and the implications of this development for consumers, businesses, and economic policies.