While in France borrowing rates continue to rise, challenging the access to homeownership for many households, the situation is not much better across the Atlantic. The United States is in the midst of an intense housing crisis that forces thousands of Americans to sleep on the side of roads, particularly in California, in trailers, vans, … Read more
Borrowing rates have surpassed the 7% mark in the United States for the first time since 2022. While the number of available housing units is low, only a price decrease seems to be able to unlock a market that has been stagnant for months. This observation also applies to the French market, despite interest rates … Read more
In recent months, the U.S. Federal Reserve has raised interest rates at the fastest pace in forty years to combat historic inflation. While attention is focused on the Middle East, rising prices persist in the United States, and yields on U.S. Treasury bonds are reaching peaks, forcing the Fed to make increasingly difficult choices. The … Read more
The European Union has finally adopted measures facilitating the establishment of a capital market. The goal is to encourage capital to stay within the European economic space to maintain sufficient funding for businesses to recover from the crisis. Could this be the creation of a real capital market in Europe? That’s certainly what the European … Read more