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Grand Frais sale, Brent oil dip, EU tech mandates, EV policy, geopolitics...
Mardi 16 décembre 2025 à 10:51
Global Market Shifts and Corporate Moves
Grand Frais sale to Apollo
French retailer Grand Frais is set to transfer its fruits, vegetables, fish and dairy division, Prosol, to the U.S. private‑equity fund Apollo. The deal reflects continued foreign appetite for European grocery assets amid a fragmented retail landscape, and could reshape supply‑chain dynamics for regional producers. Dernières Nouvelles d'Alsace reports the transaction, highlighting potential consolidation benefits for the brand.
Dernières Nouvelles d'Alsace
UPS labor dispute ahead of the holidays
A New York prosecutor’s office has filed a complaint alleging that UPS systematically underpaid its workforce during the critical pre‑Christmas period. The allegation of “salary theft” underscores growing scrutiny of logistics firms’ labor practices, potentially prompting regulatory action and higher operational costs for the carrier. Libération details the accusations and the broader implications for gig‑economy oversight.
Libération
Brent oil price slips below $60 on peace talks
The benchmark Brent crude fell beneath the $60 per‑barrel mark as diplomatic negotiations between Kyiv and the United States raised hopes of easing sanctions on Russian oil exports. Analysts note that a sustained price decline could lower inflationary pressures in energy‑importing economies, while also tightening profit margins for oil‑producing nations. Libération connects the price move to the ongoing Ukraine peace process.
Libération
Private‑equity outlook for 2026
A seasoned private‑equity specialist outlines five strategic recommendations for investors targeting non‑public assets in 2026, emphasizing sector diversification, liquidity management, and the appeal of mid‑market European deals. The guidance arrives as capital flows increasingly favor alternative assets amid uncertain equity markets, suggesting a continued shift toward illiquid, higher‑return opportunities. Le Point provides the expert’s roadmap for savvy allocation.
Le point
EU Commission’s arbitration on the EV target
The European Commission is poised to announce its arbitration on the contested electrification‑by‑2035 directive, which mandates a phase‑out of internal‑combustion vehicles across the bloc. Industry groups argue the timeline threatens manufacturing stability, while environmental advocates stress climate urgency. The impending decision will likely shape investment pipelines for battery producers and auto manufacturers alike. Le Monde reports on the high‑stakes policy debate.
Le Monde
Mercosur trade‑deal protests in France
Farmers and transport workers have blocked roads in the Southwest and near Paris to demand stronger safeguards in the forthcoming Mercosur free‑trade agreement, fearing a surge of imports could undermine domestic agriculture. The protests coincide with a scheduled ministerial meeting at Matignon, where officials are expected to sign the pact, highlighting the tension between trade liberalisation and rural economic security. Le Monde captures the scale of the mobilisations.
Libération
Tech Innovations and Market Pressures
EU‑driven iOS notification transfer in iOS 26.3
Apple’s upcoming iOS 26.3 beta introduces a cross‑device notification transfer feature, a response to recent European regulatory pressure for greater user control over data flows. While the change is subtle in the UI, it marks a significant compliance step that could set a precedent for other platform providers navigating the EU’s digital market rules. Clubic explains the technical rollout and its regulatory backdrop.
Clubic
Acer and Asus announce PC price hikes amid memory shortage
Taiwanese PC manufacturers Acer and Asus confirmed price increases for upcoming laptop lines, citing a persistent DDR4/DDR5 memory shortage that has driven component costs upward. The adjustments signal a broader trend of rising consumer‑electronics prices, potentially squeezing household budgets and prompting a shift toward refurbished markets. Les Numériques outlines the manufacturers’ rationale and the expected impact on the European market.
Les Numériques
Geopolitical Developments and Policy Initiatives
Ukraine reparations body to be debated at The Hague summit
A high‑level summit in The Hague will consider establishing an international mechanism to assess and enforce reparations owed to Kiev for war‑related damages. Participation by President Volodymyr Zelensky and EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas underscores the political weight of the proposal, which could reshape post‑conflict economic recovery frameworks. Dernières Nouvelles d'Alsace reports on the diplomatic agenda.
Dernières Nouvelles d'Alsace
Trinidad‑and‑Tobago caught in US‑Venezuela tension
The Caribbean nation Trinidad and Tobago finds itself under scrutiny after the United States seized a Venezuelan oil tanker, an act condemned by Caracas as “piracy”. Prime Minister Kamla Persad‑Bissessar deflected accusations, while the archipelago’s strategic ports have been offered to U.S. forces, intensifying regional geopolitical frictions. L'Express details the diplomatic fallout and its implications for Caribbean security dynamics.
L'Express
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