The Paris Organization: it is necessary to reduce spending on higher social security checks. And then: "The debt must be taken on a more prudent path"
In the latest report on the economy of the EU and the eurozone, the international organization sees the need for a double squeeze: fiscal and on rates
According to the OECD, GDP will grow more than expected in 2023. We are moving towards an "ease of inflationary pressures". But it is an alarm on Next Generation Eu funds
City's "margin calls" scare the stock exchanges. The Bear dances, the Bull goes into hibernation. The spread goes up again, Piazza Affari is the black shirt in Europe. Today the Mps increase
On the growth of the euro area, the OECD estimates +3,1% in 2022 and +0,3% in 2023: therefore in both cases lower than that for Italy
Italy is in last place in the Eurozone for wage trends over the last 30 years, but the problem is not in the accumulation of profits, but in stagnant productivity
In the Economic Outlook, the OECD drastically cuts its forecasts on Italian GDP and on Eurozone growth - Inflation on the rise and wages do not offset the increases
He will be the new Director of Financial and Business Affairs of the World Organization based in Paris - This is why Di Noia is leaving Consob one year early
The young Italians who enter the world of work will be the oldest pensioners in the entire OECD area - Worse than us, only Denmark - Public spending at 15,4% of GDP due to the numerous exceptions to the Fornero reform…
The Stock Exchanges try to put the Evergrande crisis behind them and hit the rebound - Debut with a bang for Universal in Amsterdam - The OECD revises upwards its estimates of Italian GDP - Oil and oil companies are on the rise
In 2021, GDP will grow by 5,9%, but reforms and investments are needed for structural growth - No to the renewal of the 100 quota - Digital literacy in Italy below the EU average
According to the organization, wealth is too concentrated and taxes on inheritances and gifts count very little in public budgets. Italy compared to other countries
Among the reforms that Europe is asking of Italy in exchange for the money from the Recovery Fund, that of pensions is one of the most important - Criticisms focus in particular on Quota 100, already targeted by the OECD
The forecasts released on June 10 by the OECD of the everlasting Gurria leave us very perplexed for at least 3 reasons and contradict previous estimates by the same Parisian body but above all they appear already outdated
After the OECD forecasts on the recession, all equity lists are in the red, except for the Nasdaq where the big names in high tech continue to run - Waiting for Powell's intervention but the Fed will not change rates - Piazza Affari loses…
If, on the other hand, the truce from the virus continues, the collapse will be less severe, but still dramatic: -11,3% - The debt risks soaring up to 170% of GDP - Those of the OECD are so far the worst forecasts ever
The OECD does not rule out a recession in the Eurozone in the worst-case scenario. The epidemic is the greatest challenge for the global economy. Italy in 2020 zero growth. "The EU loosens the constraints".
Europe marks time, but the two real engines of the world economy, the USA and China, are back at full speed - Rain of no from Westminster on Brexit - The OECD sees Italy in recession and rejects the symbolic measures of the…
According to the OECD, the Italian economy is heading towards recession. The forecasts for 2019 for our country contained in the Italy Report do not leave much hope and according to the OECD, the Italian GDP will fall below zero this year, settling at -0,2%. But the…
In the middle of the session, the Milan Stock Exchange is the best in the Old Continent: FCA and Saipem shine, Prysmian falls after the accounts - The OECD sees GDP down by 0,2% in 2019, compared to a growth estimate of…
127 countries have responded positively to the agreement in principle promoted by the Paris-based organization. The United States, India and China also say yes. Google, Amazon, Facebook and Apple will pay taxes where they make revenue and profits
The OECD's research on the revolution that automation will bring to the world of work gives impressive results and not only for routine activities - Technological innovation must certainly not be stopped because it is one of the engines of business productivity but there is …
According to the OECD, Italy will grow by 1,2% in 2018 against the +1,4% expected in May - Estimates of +1,1% for 2019 confirmed - OECD: "Probable a slowdown for the uncertainty about policy choices" - Italy's performance could weigh…
The slowdown will mainly focus on the Eurozone and all its major economies, namely Germany, France and Italy. The UK super-index falls over the year - The United States and Japan are doing better, for which a "stable phase is expected…
The number one of the ECB confirms a "patient, persistent and prudent" monetary policy and says he is confident that "the recovery of inflation will take place without the need for recourse to new stimuli" - The Stock Exchanges appreciate, attenuating the losses of the early morning. Meanwhile, the OECD…
At the International Conference of the Monetary Fund, the World Bank and the OECD it emerged that innovation and good institutions are the essential components for the revival of productivity, considered the engine of economic growth but stagnant everywhere - The macroeconomy of…
Norway returns to the top, followed by Denmark and Switzerland, which regains the podium - Macron's France becomes part of the investable universe, but its performance in terms of sustainability remains under observation - Italy at…
The wealthiest 20% of Italians have 60% of the wealth, while the poorest 20% have just 0,3% - Inequalities are even greater in France and Germany.
We are the only country in the top 7 of the western economy where per capita income is rising. And the EU improves its estimates for 2018 but warns against reforms and the fragility of the banking system.
At the recent OECD-IMF-Bri international conference in Paris on low productivity growth and the role of finance, it clearly emerged that the multiplication of bankrupt companies to the detriment of companies with high productivity does not depend on monetary policy, but…
According to the OECD, today the effective retirement age in Italy is one of the lowest among developed countries, but the situation is destined to change due to the progressive aging of the population - Baretta, Boeri and Boccia: "Public-private integration necessary" .
In the Economic Outlook on Italy the positive notes on growth driven by private demand but also by exports and recovering investments prevail. However, the OECD warns about the risks associated with debt, confirming the need to make reforms. Beware of the impact of the election
In 2050, Italy will be the third oldest country in the OECD, behind only Japan and Spain. The disparity between young and old in terms of income received and employment is also growing. Between 2000 and 2016 the…
In Italy there are fewer graduates than in the OECD area, they earn less and have fewer career prospects, also because they concentrate in the humanities. There are too few graduates in scientific and economic subjects.
The first Report on financial sustainability, drawn up by 20 experts from the European Commission including the Italian Flavia Micilotta, recommends a paradigm shift in companies and a new corporate culture that knows how to "put sustainability at the heart of the financial system"…
The OECD's "Governance at a Glance" report leaves no way out for the Italian public administration. Great distrust of citizens in the Government first of all, followed by health, school and judicial services. Italy is the member country with the oldest employees…
The OECD report updated throughout 2016 estimated a 7% growth in migratory phenomena worldwide compared to the previous year -The driving force is due to the increasing number of refugees: in Italy there were 120 requests…
The Economic Outlook assigns Italy growth of 0,8% against the 1% initially forecast. Secretary Angel Gurria: in the OECD area "the modest growth underway will not be sufficient to support well-being". "It will still take years to recover the pre-crisis situation.
According to the Pisa 2015 survey conducted by the OECD on fifteen countries and economies from all over the world, although between 2012 and 2015, Italy improved its average results, in terms of financial literacy we are still slightly lower than…
The controversy over Sunday's referendum rages - The Council of Europe denounces the manipulation of over 2,5 million votes - The opposition announces an appeal to the European Court of Human Rights, but Erdogan goes ahead with Trump's congratulations -…
In the ranking of the 35 OECD countries, Italy is in the highest positions of the classification of "tartassati". Last year, the tax wedge for a single worker without children was 47,8%, down 0,08 points from 2015, but…
Energy is driving the leap forward in consumer prices
Wall Street records, Generali's board of directors, Enel's electric car, the approval of CETA and the OECD promoting Italian reforms: these are the news of the day from the economic world.
The Organization revises upwards the estimates of growth in Italy in 2017 (+1%), but warns: "Absolute poverty has almost doubled compared to the levels recorded before the crisis and has particularly affected young people and children".
FOCUS BNL - Getting out of the recession has not yet been enough to reduce income disparities between the different social classes - The middle class is particularly affected - According to Istat, 28,7% of the Italian population is at risk of poverty or…
And according to the journal The Lancet, the excessive and unjustified use of health interventions of unproven effectiveness and the under-use of effective services "coexist in all health systems"
The OECD points out that, thanks to the savings on interest payments as a result of the ECB's monetary policy, a space has reopened in Italy for an expansive fiscal policy that allows for public investments and to support productivity and growth…
FOCUS BNL - In recent years, inequality in the distribution of disposable income has grown in all advanced countries and in Italy it tends to reproduce itself among the generations more than elsewhere: educational qualifications, professions and property titles…
The Organization confirmed the GDP growth forecast at 1% for this year and at 1,4% for the next - "Progress in structural reforms are helping to strengthen long-term growth prospects, but action needs to be taken more to raise…
The January superindex, which analyzes the economies of the 34 most industrialized countries in the world, marks a slight decline, with the exception of Italy (which has the highest score among the individual countries taken into consideration) and the Eurozone as a whole - Weakening…
According to the Organization, our country should lower nominal tax rates to reduce distortions and incentives to evade - With regard to employment, in the "Growth Objective" report presented to the G20, the OECD also highlights that Italy holds the record for mismatch between qualifications…
Positive day on the European markets also driven by the recovery in oil prices which exceed 35 dollars. Milan is the best and the spread drops below 130 points. Well the banks after last week's losses -…
Drastic revisions also for Germany and the United States - "Slow global growth, vulnerable Europe" - The Organization notes significant risks from financial instability and recommends the ECB to maintain a "highly accommodating" monetary policy.
ECONOMIC OUTLOOOK OECD - Forecasts on deficit, debt and unemployment also improve - The Parisian institution praises the reforms, in particular the Jobs Act - Estimates on global growth have been cut.
The OECD has developed a series of 15 actions aimed at combating tax avoidance by all the big players in the world economy - The economic damages to the big ones would be between 100 and 240 billion dollars a year…
In Italy, since the beginning of the crisis, the arrivals of permanent immigrants have more than halved, while the number of emigrants has doubled.
The composite leading indicator for July reveals a trend without significant changes for Germany, Japan and India - The Eurozone as a whole is doing well - China and Brazil are slowing down.
Italy ranks 20th in the OECD area for real wages, Spain also earns more. The US earns almost double that of Italy - According to the OECD, growth will be timid both in 2015 and…
The 2015 Economic Outlook drawn up by the Parisian organization improves the estimates of economic growth in the Eurozone, to +2,2% in 2016 - Forecasts for the United States lowered - A 0,6% increase in GDP is expected for Italy in 2015 and 1,5% in 2016.
OECD REPORT - In our country, the richest 20% hold 61,6% of the wealth, while the poorest 20% hold only 0,4% - The poverty rate in our country is among the highest in the area…
This is stated by the Better Life Index which measures the quality of life in 36 countries. We are above average in work-life balance, income and health. But we are way below in education and employment
The super-index recorded a further strengthening, with +0,14% on a monthly basis and +0,31% on an annual basis - The most consistent increase in Europe is the +0,15% month-on-month increase in France.
On the other hand, GDP forecasts for China, Brazil, Canada and Great Britain have been cut - In our country, last month, Cig hours fell by 36,4% compared to February 2014
In Italy and France the Cli index, which anticipates the trend of the economic cycle by 6-9 months, indicates signs of an attempt to change pace, while in Germany the improvement in the growth dynamics is confirmed.
According to Stefania Tomasini of Prometeia, the OECD's forecasts for Italy are correct but too cautious because GDP in 2015 could rise much more - The OECD's appreciation of the reforms, which if completed, could lead to growth…
For Secretary Gurria "this year it can reach up to +0,6%: Italy is back" - "With the reforms, GDP can grow by 6,3% in 10 years" - The deficit is improving - Slower the recovery of employment - "Focus on…
THE EUROGROUP AT THE START - Possible postponement to tomorrow's European Council. Greece studying a reform plan with the OECD to close the agreement with the Troika - Tsipras invited to China by premier Li Keqiang - The bond is strengthened…
According to the Parisian organization, Italian reform efforts have slowed down in the last two years, leading the country to fall behind the rest of the Eurozone - "Some measures taken in 2012 and 2013 have yet to be implemented.
And in the tax burden ranking, Italy ranks sixth in the OECD area: the figure has dropped slightly from 42,7% in 2012 to 42,6% in 2013.
According to the OECD, unemployment is stable both in the member countries of the organization (7,2% in October) and in the euro area, with the exception of Italy - In the USA and Canada it has dropped to 2008 levels.
The increase in disparities in OECD countries is at its highest level in 30 years: in Italy the richest 10% earn more than 10 times more than the poorest 10%, and this affected GDP when the…
The OECD also notes that at the level of individual states, the US is leading the battle against corruption with 128 cases concluded and sanctioned.
According to the Organization, Italy will return to growth (weakly) only from mid-2015, while the risks of stagnation and deflation are increasing for the Eurozone.
The new agreement provides that from 2017 information will also be exchanged on the accounts opened at the end of 2015 - however, the signature of two big names is still missing.
The agreement was signed by 52 countries including Italy, Germany and France. Padoan: "It is an international structural reform". In the other 123 countries, the novelty will start in 2018
In the euro area the index falls again to 100,7 (101 in April and May, 100,9 in June and 100,8 in July) - In the United States it is stuck at 100,5, while in the United Kingdom it falls from 100,8 .100,7 to XNUMX and in Japan from…
Openness to international trade plays an essential role in creating jobs, but on condition that structural reforms are pursued in a context of macroeconomic stability and transitions from one occupation to another are facilitated.
The Organization has presented a global action plan against tax avoidance by multinationals - The document is part of the restructuring plan of the global tax rules which aims to put an end to the erosion of the tax bases and the …
According to the OECD, Italy will end 2014 with a GDP contraction of 0,4% and will be the only G7 country with a "minus" sign - The estimate for 2015 has also been cut by a whole point: from +1,1, 0,1% to +XNUMX% - Oil…
Very heavy cut of the OECD estimates on Italy's GDP: from +0,5% to -0,4% for 2014 and from +1,1% to +0,1% in 2015 - Our country is confirmed at the bottom of the G7 - The euro area is particularly concerned about the…
According to the OECD, unemployment in Italy, which reached 12,6% in July 2014, is destined to show some signs of improvement from the end of 2015 - The situation of young people is dramatic: 43,4% unemployed, 22,4% "neet" - The OECD: "Approve immediately…
In July, the prices of industrial production in the euro area recorded a decrease of 0,1% on month, while in the EU they fell by 0,2% - On an annual basis, however, they recorded -1,1% in the Eurozone and -1,3% in the EU.
According to the Parisian organization, in Italy the tax wedge erodes 47,6% of the salary of a single child without children - The OECD area average is twelve percentage points lower, at 35,6% - Eurispes promotes the Italian pension system.
On an annual basis, the super-index for Italy increased by 2,15%, by far the largest increase in the G7, followed by +1,06% for France - The figure for the entire OECD area remained stable per month, at 100,5 points,…
GDP growth in the OECD area slowed down to +0,2% in the first quarter of the year after +0,5% in the previous three months - Exports were also bad, down by 0,1% after +0,2 .2013% in the fourth quarter of XNUMX.
The breaking of the educational pact between families and teachers paves the way for the invasion of the field of administrative justice in the school - The Lazio TAR has come to cancel the rejection of a student of a Roman classical high school who…
The Italian GDP recorded a 0,1% cyclical drop in the first quarter of the year, but the OECD leading indicator, which anticipates the economic trend, signals the recovery trend in Italy, the only country with the plus sign - Piazza Affari…
In the first quarter, Italy was the country with the weakest performance, and the only case of a decline in GDP among all the G7 economies: -0,1% compared to the previous three months, after +0,1 % QXNUMX -…
For our country, the indicator recorded a positive variation of 0,19% on a monthly basis and 2,47% on an annual basis - In general, in March the Clis was substantially stable for the OECD area as a whole, with a +0,01% on…
The positive change of 0,2 percentage points is mainly linked to a turnaround in energy prices, which grew by 0,9% in March, compared to the -0,4% recorded the previous month.
According to the Parisian organization, world GDP is expected to grow by 3,4% in 2014, against the previous estimate of an increase of 3,6% - In 2015 the expected growth was confirmed at 3,9% - It remains high l unemployment alert.
According to data released by the Parisian organization, Italian GDP should grow by 0,5% in 2014 and 1,1% in 2015 - According to the OECD, employment in Italy will continue to show a downward trend this year.
According to OECD data, employment rose by 0,1 percentage points in the fourth quarter of 2013 to 65,3% from 65,2% in the previous three months: it is the third consecutive quarterly increase, but the level remains at 1,2 dots below…
According to the latest OECD data, the tax wedge has risen to 47,8% for the single and childless worker - Italy is in sixth place - Single-income families with two children fare better, with a wedge in…
The Italian performance is the best among those of the countries listed by the Paris-based body also looking at the annual change, equal to +2,46%, compared to the general +0,77% of the OECD area - For the area euro, the super-index recorded +0,10%…
According to the latest OECD report, presented today in Brussels, the economies of the Eurozone appear to have reached a turning point - Despite the recovery, however, economic activities remain irregular and fragile and unemployment rates continue to be…
According to the Parisian organization, from 2007 to today the average per capita income in Italy has dropped by 2.400 euros, to 16.200 euros a year - The Eurozone average is 1.100 euros - In the Italian calculation, the sharp drop in 'occupation…
According to data released by the Parisian agency, unemployment in the OECD area remained stable at 7,6% in January - In the Eurozone the rate stood at 12%, while it grew to 12,9% in Italy - According to INPS, in January the…
As for the entire Eurozone, according to the OECD, GDP will expand by 1,9% in the first quarter (after +1,2% at the end of 2013), which will then decrease to +1,4% in the second - According the Organization "the pace of account consolidation may be slower…
According to research carried out as part of an OECD project, in 2008 the ability to generate income of Italian citizens amounted to 342 thousand euros - However, there is a large gender difference: while the male per capita value is equal to 453 thousand euros ,…
