After two years of soaring inflation and drastically rising interest rates, the macroeconomic environment has finally moderated in 2024. However, in the face of budgetary difficulties and geopolitical risks, not to mention Donald Trump's return to the White House, the French economy is still plagued by uncertainty. Isabelle Job-Bazille, Director of Economic Research at Crédit Agricole, tells Business Immo Global her convictions and outlook for France and Europe.
"France is likely to remain somewhat on the sidelines of the euro zone recovery".
Isabelle Job-Bazille, Crédit Agricole
Business Immo
March 10, 2025 | 8:00 AM
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Directrice des études économiques, Crédit Agricole Group