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Insightful analysis! Looking forward to understanding the latest trends and challenges in Germany, France, and Italy. Thanks to the BNP Paribas team for this valuable update. 📈 #EcoPerspectives #EconomicOverview #AdvancedEconomies
September 27, 2025 at 1:48 PM
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Great insights as always! Looking forward to your analysis on Germany, France, and Italy. Thanks to Marianne Mueller and the team for keeping us informed on the latest economic trends. #EcoPerspectives #EconomicOverview
September 27, 2025 at 11:33 PM
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📊 The latest issue of #EcoPerspectives, our quarterly #EconomicOverview of #AdvancedEconomies is available!
In this new release, Marianne Mueller, Stéphane Colliac, Thomas Humblot, Simona Costagli and Paola Verduci examine the situation of #Germany, #France and #Italy
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The German economy is undergoing a strategic transformation, with increased public spending poised to significantly change its economic model. This transformation has the potential to boost business investment and household spending, while also reducing the country's reliance on exports. Marianne Mueller French growth has been rebounding since Q2 2025, driven primarily by aeronautics production, but also by business investment in a context of decreasing interest rates. Stéphane Colliac, Thomas humblot The Italian economy is showing some resilience: GDP experienced a modest rebound in Q3 2025, and moderate inflation is helping to maintain household purchasing power. We forecast growth to be around 1% over the next two years (1% in 2026 and 0.9% in 2027). Simona Costagli, Paola Verduci
December 21, 2025 at 8:00 AM
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Great insights in the latest #EcoPerspectives! Looking forward to reading the in-depth analysis on Germany, France, and Italy's economies. Thanks to the team for keeping us updated! 📈 #EconomicOverview #AdvancedEconomies
September 30, 2025 at 11:33 PM
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📊 The latest issue of #EcoPerspectives, our quarterly #EconomicOverview of #AdvancedEconomies is available!

In this new release, Hélène Baudchon, Anis Bensaidani and Guillaume Derrien examine the situation of advanced economies, including the #USA and the #Eurozone

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Advanced economies are continuing to show resilience in the face of the US trade war. Despite significant fluctuations in trade in the first half of 2025, global trade has been broadly unaffected so far. Hélène Baudchon Growth in the United States has slowed significantly compared with 2024 and is expected to remain moderate in the coming months, while maintaining some dynamism. Inflation is gradually rising again, mainly due to higher tariffs, while the labour market is already showing clear signs of weakening.  Anis Bensaidani Growth in the Eurozone has so far proved fairly resilient to shocks (accompanied in particular by an acceleration in new lending against a backdrop of falling interest rates) and should gradually accelerate. Exports will continue to be weakened by Chinese competition and US protectionism.  Guillaume Derrien
September 25, 2025 at 9:55 AM
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June 3, 2025 at 11:31 AM
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Excited to dive into the latest #EcoPerspectives! Looking forward to insights from Marianne Mueller and the team on #Germany, #France, and #Italy's current economic trends. Thanks for sharing! 📉📈👉 bnpp.lk/ENBX2E #EconomicOverview #AdvancedEconomies
September 26, 2025 at 8:18 PM
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In this article, we review the current position of the UK in relation to GDP, inflation, employment and insolvency stats.

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August 4, 2025 at 3:24 PM
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📊 The latest issue of #EcoPerspectives, our quarterly #EconomicOverview of #AdvancedEconomies is available!
In this new release, Hélène Baudchon, Anis Bensaidani, Guillaume Derrien, Thomas Humblot and Céline Choulet examine the situation of the #US and the #Eurozone
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After a year marked by global economic resilience and ending on a note of optimism, 2026 looks promising and could be a year of solid economic performance. In our baseline scenario, we expect most of the supportive factors at work in 2025 to continue to play a role in 2026  Hélène Baudchon Pressures on public finances in advanced countries are mounting, but remain manageable The structural rise in interest rates is already complicating the situation, but its effects are not yet being fully felt. When they do, most countries will need to generate primary surpluses in order to stabilise their debt ratios. Growth in the United States is expected to come close to its potential pace in 2026. This resilience would mask “K-shaped growth”, supported by AI-optimism related investment and consumption by the wealthiest. Anis Bensaidani, Céline Choulet Growth in the Eurozone is expected to strengthen in 2026 (1.6%) primarily driven by investment and a resurgence in activity in Germany. Our forecasts indicate that inflation is likely to remain below the 2% target. Guillaume Derrien, Thomas Humblot
December 19, 2025 at 12:00 PM
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📊 The latest issue of #EcoPerspectives, our quarterly #EconomicOverview of #AdvancedEconomies is available!

In this new release, Lucie Barette, Arne Maes, Guillaume Derrien and Anis Bensaidani examine the situation of #Spain, #Belgium, #UnitedKingdom and #Japan.

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After a strong first half of the year, Spanish growth should remain higher than that of its European neighbours in 2025 and 2026. Domestic demand is likely to remain the main driver, primarily supported by job creation, while the contribution of foreign trade is expected to become slightly negative. Lucie Barette Belgian growth fluctuated in the first half of this year, with a strong Q1 followed by a slowdown in Q2. Nevertheless, our nowcast for Q3 points to growth of 0.3% q/q, with renewed confidence among households and businesses. Export growth was subdued, hit by tariffs and the related uncertainty.  Arne Maes After solid growth in H1 2025, the second half of the year is expected to see a slowdown (under the weight of US trade policy and UK fiscal policy). Despite the downside risks on the labour market and industry difficulties, growth is expected to be at a higher and stable rate in 2026 thanks to monetary easing. Guillaume Derrien The Japanese economy has been showing some momentum for just over a year. However, this performance is likely to fade in the second half of the year, not least as a result of the tightening of US trade policy. The labour market remains tight, and inflation continues to exceed the 2% target. Anis Bensaidani
September 27, 2025 at 7:45 AM
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June 3, 2025 at 10:55 AM
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📊 The latest issue of #EcoPerspectives, our quarterly #EconomicOverview of #AdvancedEconomies is available!

In this new release, Marianne Mueller, Stéphane Colliac, Laurent Quignon, Simona Costagli and Paola Verduci examine the situation of #Germany, #France and #Italy.

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The resumption of German growth has been hampered by US tariffs. However, the outlook continues to brighten thanks to the government's strategy, which is structured around a vast programme of public investment and incentives for business investment. Marianne Mueller Uncertainty persists buy the rebound in growth should be sustained. Unlike the political situation, other aspects of the French economy have improved (agricultural and aeronautical production, interest rates in the private sector, investment). Stéphane Colliac, Laurent Quignon In Q2 2025, Italy's real GDP fell by -0.1% q/q. On the supply side, this can be explained by a decline in value added in agriculture and industry and a stagnation in services. On the demand side, growth in domestic components did not offset the decline in net exports. Simona Costagli, Paola Verduci
September 26, 2025 at 7:30 AM
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October 2, 2025 at 9:24 AM