How is the world economy doing?, depressed by infections and forced by the restrictions? The advance of vaccinations Will it put them in fourth gear? And economic policies Will they keep pushing it? And how much and until when? Speaking of policies, the arrival of Mario Draghi at the helm of the government in Italy, how will he change the country's economic trajectory? Inflation is it finally waking up, as the pressures on corporate costs say? Or it will remain below and far from the 2% threshold which is considered price stability and constitutes the comfort zone of central banks? Rates will they directly reflect the progress of the economy, or will they remain low for much longer? What is happening to the dollar, who is rising from the stables to the stars? What caused this sudden about-face? The bags are they in full irrational exuberance, or is there method to their madness? The February edition of de answers these and other questions The hands of the economy, the monthly analysis of the economic situation edited by Fabrizio Galimberti and Luca Paolazzi. Starting tomorrow, only on FIRSTonline, you will find the four articles that make them up: the first summarizes which refers to the three dedicated respectively to examining the real economy, inflation and interest rates, currencies and stock exchanges.
Draghi and the Italian economy, what will change? The Hands respond
How is the world economy progressing and what will change in Italy with the arrival of Mario Draghi at the helm of the new government? Tomorrow on FIRSTonline the hands of the economy by Fabrizio Galimberti and Luca Paolazzi will answer
