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Samedi 6 décembre 2025 à 22:00
Economy and Global Markets: Policy, Prices, and Power Shifts
Trump Administration’s New Strategy Seeks to Reshape European Politics
Politico Europe reports that the Trump administration’s newly released National Security Strategy marks a historic break, openly advocating for the US to support “patriotic” (often far-right) parties across Europe in a bid to shift the continent’s politics rightward. The document warns of “civilizational erasure” due to migration and low birth rates, and questions whether some NATO allies will remain reliable partners. European centrist leaders, including the UK’s Keir Starmer and France’s Emmanuel Macron, are preparing for heightened US intervention in their domestic politics, while the European Commission scrambles to bolster election defenses. The analysis notes that MAGA-aligned parties may make significant gains in upcoming EU elections, with the US now officially backing such shifts.
Politico Europe
Russia’s Economic Mobilization: Recruiting Soldiers in a Financially Stressed Society
Politico Europe provides an in-depth investigation into Russia’s transformation of military recruitment into a quasi-commercial, incentive-driven market. The Kremlin’s approach, relying on hefty bonuses and social benefits—even for those with criminal records or severe financial hardship—has enabled it to offset massive battlefield casualties, recruiting about 30,000 new soldiers monthly. This economic strategy, funded by both regional and federal budgets, is seen by Western analysts as key to Russia’s military resilience and a potential precursor to broader military ambitions in Europe. The report highlights that for many Russian men facing economic precarity, military service has become the only viable path to upward mobility despite high personal risk.
Politico Europe
US Affordability Crisis Intensifies Amid Energy and Healthcare Shocks
The Financial Times highlights that surging gas and energy prices, exacerbated by record US LNG exports and a cold snap, are fueling an affordability crisis across America, presenting a major political challenge for President Trump. The crisis is further compounded by the looming expiration of expanded Obamacare subsidies, as reported by The Atlantic; millions of Americans could see their health insurance premiums more than double by the end of the year, with Congress deadlocked on a fix. The combined effect is a squeeze on essential services, with households feeling poorer even as headline economic indicators remain robust.
Financial Times
The Atlantic
Financial Times
FTSE 100’s Exceptional Performance Driven by Banks and Miners
The Financial Times reports that the FTSE 100 index has witnessed its strongest annual performance since 2009, propelled mainly by mining companies and banks. This robust rally is attributed to global shifts in commodity prices and financial sector resilience, positioning UK markets favorably against broader European and US benchmarks.
Financial Times
Investment Trusts Under Pressure Amid Market Shifts and Activist Interventions
According to the Financial Times, the UK’s investment trust sector is experiencing renewed turbulence as activist investors, notably Boaz Weinstein, pressure boards to address persistent discounts and adapt to new market realities. While recent interventions have accelerated changes, broader market forces and investor impatience are reshaping the sector, raising questions about the future structure and regulation of these vehicles.
Financial Times
Financial Times
EU’s Strategic Overhaul of the Energy Grid to Address Bottlenecks
The Financial Times reveals that the EU is planning a major top-down overhaul of its energy grid infrastructure to address investment gaps and improve cross-border coordination. The bloc’s energy chief emphasizes that this approach is essential for integrating renewable energy, ensuring energy security, and meeting climate targets, especially as geopolitical tensions and internal bottlenecks threaten progress.
Financial Times
US Dollar-Yen Dynamics Defy Traditional Market Patterns
The Financial Times analyzes that the dollar-yen exchange rate is now moving contrary to its historical correlation with yield differentials. This unusual decoupling is attributed to changing global capital flows and policy uncertainties, raising questions among investors about the sustainability of current currency valuations.
Financial Times
Technology and Infrastructure: AI, Chips, and Cloud Evolution
OpenAI Declares “Code Red” as It Races to Upgrade ChatGPT
The Information reports that OpenAI CEO Sam Altman recently declared a “code red” to accelerate improvements to ChatGPT, with product chief Nick Turley leading the charge. Turley’s role is seen as pivotal in navigating internal divisions and advancing the company’s flagship product amid intensifying competition in the generative AI space.
The Information
Microsoft Pursues Custom Chip Partnership with Broadcom
The Information notes that Microsoft is in discussions with Broadcom to co-design future custom chips, potentially moving away from its existing relationship with Marvell. This reflects escalating demand for specialized hardware to support cloud and AI workloads, and may signal further vertical integration in the tech giant’s supply chain.
The Information
AWS Launches Durable Functions to Enhance Serverless Workflows
InfoQ reports that Amazon Web Services (AWS) has introduced Durable Functions for Lambda, enabling stateful, multi-step workflows within serverless applications. The new feature allows developers to implement complex logic, checkpoints, and long pauses without incurring charges during wait times, streamlining cloud-native orchestration and enhancing AWS’s competitiveness in the cloud computing arena.
InfoQ
Politics and Regulatory Dynamics
US-EU Tensions Escalate Over Economic and Security Policies
Politico Europe details rising friction between the US and EU as top US officials, including Deputy Secretary of State Christopher Landau, accuse the EU’s green agenda and tech regulations of undermining NATO and US interests. The tensions have sharpened following a €120 million penalty imposed on X (formerly Twitter) by the European Commission, with figures like Elon Musk and Trump administration officials launching direct attacks on EU policy. The standoff underscores a broader divergence in economic, security, and regulatory philosophies between Washington and Brussels.
Politico Europe
Congressional Disunity Threatens Republican Legislative Agenda
The Financial Times highlights growing cracks within the US Republican Party, as Speaker Mike Johnson becomes a focal point for internal dissent. The fracturing unity is raising alarms about the party’s ability to govern effectively ahead of next year’s midterm elections, with implications for economic policy and market stability.
Financial Times
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