The complete Experts of Wednesday, May 3

This Wednesday, May 3, the study carried out by Eurostat has been revealed, which shows that the French are the ones who work the most in Europe just after the Greeks, as well as the possibility that the ECB will stop raising rates to lower inflation. discussed by Philippe Trainar, professor at Cnam and member of the Cercle des Economistes, Guillaume Poitrinal, business manager and founder of Woodeum, and Ronan Le Moal, founder of Épopée Gestion, a regional investment fund, on the program Les Experts, hosted by Nicolas Doze at BFM Business. He finds the show Monday through Friday and listens to it again on the podcast.

This Wednesday, May 3, the study carried out by Eurostat has been revealed, which shows that the French are the ones who work the most in Europe just after the Greeks, as well as the possibility that the ECB will stop raising rates to lower inflation. discussed by Philippe Trainar, professor at Cnam and member of the Cercle des Economistes, Guillaume Poitrinal, business manager and founder of Woodeum, and Ronan Le Moal, founder of Épopée Gestion, a regional investment fund, on the program Les Experts, hosted by Nicolas Doze at BFM Business. He finds the show Monday through Friday and listens to it again on the podcast.

This Wednesday, May 3, the threats that artificial intelligence brings to jobs were discussed, knowing that IBM will replace 30% of its employers in the next five years, and the work rate in France in relation to the pension reform, for Philippe Trainar, professor at Cnam and member of the Círculo de Economistas, Guillaume Poitrinal, business manager and founder of Woodeum, and Ronan Le Moal, founder of Épopée Gestion, a regional investment fund, on the program Les Experts, presented by Nicolas Doze at BFM Business. He finds the show Monday through Friday and listens to it again on the podcast.

This Tuesday, May 2, Nicolas Doze received Christian Poyau, CEO of Micropole, Mathieu Plane, deputy director of OFCE’s analysis and forecasting department, and Robin Rivaton, general manager of Stonal, in the program Les Experts on BFM Business. He finds the show Monday through Friday and listens to it again on the podcast.

This Tuesday, May 2, the conviction of Agnès Verdier-Molinié was announced that the State will increase taxes without saying so, reducing fiscal spending and about the crisis that is brewing in the real estate sector, particularly with the fall in loans to the production and the slowdown in construction, was discussed by Christian Poyau, CEO of Micropole, Mathieu Plane, deputy director of OFCE’s forecasting and analysis department, and Robin Rivaton, general manager of Stonal, on the program Les Experts, hosted by Nicolas Doze in BFM Business. He finds the show Monday through Friday and listens to it again on the podcast.

This Tuesday, May 2, the 2.2% increase in the Smic, which brought its value to 11.52 euros, and the impact of this increase on low wages were discussed by Christian Poyau, CEO of Micropole, Mathieu Plane, Deputy Director of Analysis and Forecasts. OFCE department, and Robin Rivaton, general manager of Stonal, in the program Les Experts, presented by Nicolas Doze on BFM Business. He finds the show Monday through Friday and listens to it again on the podcast.

This Tuesday, May 2, the 2.2% increase in the Smic, which brought its value to 11.52 euros, and the impact of this increase on low wages were discussed by Christian Poyau, CEO of Micropole, Mathieu Plane, Deputy Director of Analysis and Forecasts. OFCE department, and Robin Rivaton, general manager of Stonal, in the program Les Experts, presented by Nicolas Doze on BFM Business. He finds the show Monday through Friday and listens to it again on the podcast.

This Monday, May 1, Nicolas Doze received Anne-Sophie Alsif, Chief Economist at BDO France, Ferghane Azihari, General Delegate of the Free Academy of Human Sciences, and Dany Lang, Professor and Researcher in Economics at the Sorbonne Paris Nord, in the BFM Business Experts program. He finds the show Monday through Friday and listens to it again on the podcast.

This Monday, May 1, the consequences of the downgrade of France’s sovereign rating by the Fitch agency were known, published in the morning the Davos report on the future of employment, which states that a quarter of the jobs in the world will change in the next five years. , and the bold commitment of Olivia Grégoire, Minister of SMEs, who made it clear on Sunday that food prices will fall in September were addressed by Anne-Sophie Alsif, Chief Economist of BDO France, Ferghane Azihari, General Delegate of the Free Academy of Human Sciences, and Dany Lang, Professor and Researcher in Economics at Sorbonne Paris Nord, in the program Les Experts, presented by Nicolas Doze at BFM Business. He finds the show Monday through Friday and listens to it again on the podcast.