At its last week’s Annual Meetings , the IMF has declared an (almost) victory over inflation. “Almost” is because the services price...

The return of the industrial policy creates an opportunity for the progressives to shape a fair and agile economy.

An old buzzword is back in Brussels and European capitals: competitiveness. It also looks likely to become the main driver of the new...

The delays in the supply of Western weapons, exacerbated by a deadlock in the US over the approval of the aid to Ukraine, have introduced...

Last week, farmers’ protests swept Brussels, blocking the European district and crashing Place Luxembourg in front of the European...

Policy brief devoted to the analysis of the causes of inflation and the tools to deal with it.

European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde was speaking to the European Parliament’s Economic and Monetary Affairs Committee this...

The urgency of the green transition has been recently highlighted even more by the energy crisis, exposing the vulnerability of the...

In the turbulent times we find ourselves, monetary policy alone cannot cope with containing inflation without bringing considerable costs...

The economic outlook that the IMF presented last week at the IMF-WB Annual Meetings made a rather gloomy impression. Not only the outlook...

As a follow-up to my post from 27 August on energy prices, I just want to share what I learned from a discussion on energy shock at the...

These days the topic of energy prices has become a matter of national security in many countries. In the UK it is threatening to become a...

Looking at the discussion on the inflation topic these days, I can’t stop wondering if people really believe that central banks can do...