In Old Europe France Is Feeling Its Age
If it’s any consolation, the US isn’t the only declining industrial power. France isn’t nearly as competitive as it was last century…
Tags: Europe, France, Germany
CEOs Like What They See…Finally
For better or worse, what CEOs think matters. And the CEOs of big companies from around the world are becoming increasingly confident that business will grow. To paraphrase a line from “When Sally Met Harry,” whatever they’re smoking, I want.
“Too Big To Fail” Still Lives in Germany
Deutsche Bank is Europe’s Goldman Sachs…well, not really but almost.
UK: Prepare for New Bumps In the Road
I’m the most worried about a second wave of house prices falls. Why?
European Economies Show More Slippage
Nobody should be surprised that the latest data from Europe shows slowing eurozone economic growth…
OECD Says West Slowing Down More
OECD said last week that the economies of the U.S., Britain, Canada, France, Germany, Italy and Japan were weak and slowing. Yesterday it piled on, saying that the slowdown will be worse…
More Demand From Germany & Japan Needed
UNCTAD’s annual Trade and Development Report urged two countries with big trade surpluses to “reduce their dependence on exports, and expand domestic demand and employment through wage increases.” And guess what? Neither country was China…
