Month: May 2022
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/ | Leave a CommentOn 12 and 19 June, legislative elections will be held in France to assign the 577 seats of the National Assembly. The key theme is whether the newly elected president will be able to govern with a parliamentary majority in his favour, or if he will have to negotiate the contents and the subsequent approval of each […]
Read more »Anthony Albanese to be first Australian prime minister with non-Anglo-Celtic heritage, praises ‘great multicultural society’
/ | Leave a CommentItalo-Australian Anthony Albanese is the first Australian prime minister-elect to have a surname that does not reflect an Anglo-Celtic background, in what he says is a win for multicultural Australia. Read more here https://lnkd.in/diVBcbbv
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/ | Leave a CommentUnited States – The economic outlook for 2022 remains positive, but the war on inflation will cause injuries on the macro battlefield starting in 2023. US growth remains solid despite the Fed’s hawkish signals and market turbulence. As always, the adjustment of economic variables, both real and nominal, will take time. In the next few quarters, final domestic demand should continue […]
Read more »GLOBAL INSIGHTS Dispatches from the diplomatic network and state and territory offices
/ | Leave a Comment“Italy has allocated a massive €49 billion, or 27 per cent of its EU Recovery fund, to significantly upgrade its digital infrastructure.More opportunities for Australian digitalisation expertise will arise as the digital transition gets underway. When implemented, the ambitious plans for digital transformation will make long-lasting, structural change to the way the country operates.Australian investors […]
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/ | Leave a CommentThe ECB is leaning towards an initial rate hike already on 21 July, bringing forward to early July the termination of net purchases under the APP. Policy rates will turn positive again by the end of the year, as long as the economy does not implode for some reason. Any potential signals of financial “fragmentation”, on the […]
Read more »“Corso Origini Italia” organised by MIB Trieste school of management in collaboration with ITA- Italian Trade Agency
/ | Leave a CommentAn intensive course in Export Management and Entrepreneurial Development intended for young descendants of Italian emigrants residing in non-European countries, aged between 23-35 years.
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/ | Leave a CommentFOMC meeting: acceleration in the pace of monetary stimulus removal, but the Fed is still hoping in an “almost soft” landing. The Fed hiked rates by 50bps and announced its balance sheet reduction plan, which will be implemented starting at the beginning of June. The Committee envisages 50bps hikes at the next couple of meetings as well, but […]
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