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Tariff tracker April 16, 2025

04/16/2025 • By Guillaume DERRIEN and Anis BENSAIDANI

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Contents

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Economic news

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Eurozone bond market spillovers from the jump in Bund yields

On the oil market, how far does the convergence of interests between OPEC+ and Trump go?

The updated economic scenario and forecasts of the Economic Research - 15 April 2025

EU: Rearmament, energy and digital transitions - the scale of the effort

“Reciprocal” Tariffs Are Bad for World Growth and Worse for the US

Which ASEAN countries are most vulnerable to the hike in US tariffs?

China's prudent exchange rate policy is expected to continue

French Economy Pocket Atlas - March 2025

Europe’s major investment projects: an increasingly complex financial equation

Tariff escalation between the United States and the EU: sectoral differences are generally not very marked

Will Tariffs Bring Industrial Jobs Back to America?

China in 2025: temporary adjustment or structural rebalancing of economic growth drivers?

FOMC, A Strange Stability

QT2: the Fed is trying to find the right pace

Tariff wars are stories that usually end badly

United States: Concerns about growth

EcoPulse | March 2025

How the 2025 Davos Consensus Was Upended in two Months, and What Comes Next

Growth is local, bond yields are global: why does it matter?

Germany: “whatever it takes”?

The challenge of inflation: 5 things to look out for

Eurozone: stimulated by lower interest rates, new loans to households and businesses continued to increase in January 2025

Emerging countries: financial vulnerability is lower than it once was

Emerging markets: which sovereign debts are most vulnerable to rising global financial volatility?

February inflation: sharp drop expected in France, stability in the rest of the Eurozone

German election: A government by Easter?

Ukraine Ceasefire: What Are the Economic Implications for Europe?

Is the United States so disadvantaged in terms of customs duty?

Germany: after the elections, a wind of change?

French growth: is the worst over?

2019 - 2024: Debts in face of crises

US tariff offensive: a (non-exhaustive) risk map

United States: ’What's up with long-term rates?

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World trade: waiting for the audit

EcoPulse | February 2025

Five Reasons Trumponomics Need not Weaken Europe, Even the Opposite

New publication

France: trade deficit down and current account nearly in balance

Eurozone: The increase in the credit impulse prevented a contraction in GDP in Q4 2024

Central Europe: Moving up the value chain

To bring down oil prices, Trump must take little action and stay patient

Inflation tracker - January 2025 | Inflation is rising: should we be worried?

Eurozone: a few reasons for the high saving rate

FOMC: Time for a Pause

EcoBrief becomes EcoFlash

French growth: still (slightly) positive?

US vs. Eurozone: bank capital requirements are hardly comparable

United Kingdom: the downturn in the labour market is becoming clearer and reinforces rate cuts

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