What is the good news for the Italian economy, a difficult ship to sail, especially in this great storm? How long will it take to recover the ground lost with the terrible recession caused by the Great Lockdown? And is the virus really retreating around the world? Or is it a repetition of the summer illusions already experienced last year? How is the recovery going around the world? Is the US economy at risk of overheating? What is behind the boom in private investment, which is doing better than consumption? Is the rise in inflation lasting? Will it lead to higher rates? Are stock markets that grind records irrational? The quiet reigns in the currency markets, but for how long? And can Bitcoin be considered a valid alternative for investing savings? The questions they answer The hands of the economy of June are these, and others.
Monthly column edited by Fabrizio Galimberti and Luca Paolazzi, The hands have over twenty-five years of history behind them and boasts numerous attempts at imitation. They consist of four articles: a general summary, a piece on the real economy, one on inflation and, last but not least, an analysis of rates, currencies and money, which includes stock exchanges and other activities that attract savers. Only on FIRSTonline, from tomorrow the edition of the month named after Juno.
