The European Savings Standard: Between Market Logic and Democratic Risk

As someone who has long followed the evolution of the European Central Bank and EU financial policy, I found the ECB’s blog post on June 27, 2025 “Crossing two hurdles in one leap” both revealing and thought-provoking. In it, the ECB introduces a bold new idea: the “European Savings Standard,” a proposal aimed at channeling … Continue reading The European Savings Standard: Between Market Logic and Democratic Risk →

The Economics of the Reciprocal Tariff Memorandum: A Detailed Analysis

Introduction Today, we’ll dive into the recent Reciprocal Tariff Memorandum signed by President Trump on February 14, 2025, and analyze its potential impact on global trade, the U.S. economy, and major equity markets. We’ll also assess how key regions, such as Asia and Europe, may react to this policy and explore its long-term consequences on … Continue reading The Economics of the Reciprocal Tariff Memorandum: A Detailed Analysis →