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“France’s Political Crisis and the Green Economy: Ripple Effects on Sustainable Investments”

By Paul BarnardPosted on December 3, 2024Posted in Green economy, PoliticsTagged climate policies, Donald Trump, Emmanuel Macron, EU fiscal policy, European Central Bank, France political crisis, French bonds, global trade, Green economy, Michel Barnier, Renewable energy, sustainable investingNo Comments

The political gridlock in France, marked by Prime Minister Michel Barnier’s imminent ousting and the rising influence of hard-left and hard-right factions, poses challenges to the European green agenda. France’s historical role as a key player in EU climate policies may weaken, given its fiscal and political instability. Delays in budget approvals and the risk […]

How Geopolitics and China’s Economic Outlook Are Shaping the Future of Green Investments

By Paul BarnardPosted on October 16, 2024Posted in Climate Eco News & Green Investing, Green economy, Sustainable FutureTagged Australia, Chile, China, Chinese stimulus, Crude oil, Deflation, economic policies, Geopolitical risk, global trade, India, Iran, Iranian oil, Israel, Malaysia, oil prices, Russia, South Korea, US, VenezuelaNo Comments

Cheaper Crude Due to Geopolitical Stability With no Israeli attack on Iranian oil, crude prices are expected to drop or remain stable. Historically, geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, particularly around oil-producing regions, have caused spikes in oil prices. However, Israel signaling a focus on Iranian military rather than oil infrastructure reduces fears of supply […]