Economic Research

D'Arvisenet Editorial

Eurozone: Economic outlook April 2012 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:

• In brief by Philippe d’Arvisenet (16 April 2012)
• Italian banks undergo restructuring by Delphine Cavalier(16 April 2012)
• China's public finances in the spotlight Christine Peltier (16 April 2012)


• In brief by Philippe d’Arvisenet (21 March 2012)
• Japan: One year after the Tohoku earthquake by Raymond Van der Putten (21 March 2012)
• South Africa: Talkin' bout an evolution Jean-Loïc Guieze (21 March 2012)
• In short: the economy, central banks and consolidation by Philippe d’Arvisenet (13 February 2012)
• How many As for America? by Alexandra Estiot (13 February 2012)
• Emerging countries’ financial integration: strong momentum by Johanna Melka and Guy Longueville (13 February 2012)
• 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)

 - 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.