Economic Research

D'Arvisenet Editorial

	Cruel summer. The summer of 2011 was marked by the exacerbation of the sovereign debt crisis... Read More

The economic Research Department provides BNP Paribas and its clients with top-quality economic insights. Its scope is global and its webTV highly regarded.

The Economic Research department publishes:

 - Conjoncture, which focuses on the main economic issues currently in the news

Last issues:

• 2011 in review; outlook for 2012 by Philippe d’Arvisenet (16 January 2012)
• Irish banks: a long convalescence ahead by Laurent Nahmias (16 January 2012)
• Sustainable or unsustainable? The case of Italy by Clemente De Lucia (5 January 2012)

• In Brief by Philippe D'Arvisenet (14 December 2011)
• The sovereign debt crisis puts Portuguese banks to the test by Delphine Cavalier (14 December 2011)
• In Brief by Philippe D'Arvisenet (15 November 2011)
• Compassio: shared suffering by Alexandra Estiot, Thibault Mercier and Jean-Luc Proutat (14 November 2011)
• Ireland: a recovery still in need of confirmation by Caroline Newhouse (10 November 2011)
• Eurozone: reforms have yet to pay off by Frédérique Cerisier and Clemente De Lucia (24 October 2011)
• Capital flows and development in CEECs by Alexandre Vincent (24 October 2011)
• China soars while the West looks on by Alexandra Estiot and Christine Peltier (26 September 2011)
• Climate change policy after Cancún by Raymond Van der Putten (23 September 2011)
• Spain still has cards to play by Thibault Mercier (3 August 2011)
• Spanish banks: Work in progress by Delphine Cavalier (26 July 2011)
• Basel III: no Achilles’ spear by Laurent Quignon (30 June 2011)
• Dodd-Frank Act: US vision on financial regulation by Céline Choulet (21 June 2011)

 - Monthly economic and market monitor, which monitors the prevailing economic policies and changes in interest and exchange rates in the major OECD countries.

 - EcoFlash, which comments major economic events (data releases, policy decisions...) in the hours that follow their outcome.
 - EcoWeek, which focuses on specific and currently debated economic issues.
 - Public Finances in the Euro Zone, which is issued quarterly.