Transatlantic Tariff Agreement: Toward a Further Intensification of Intra-European Trade?
Post, August 4, 2025By Deniz Ünal
American protectionism constitutes an additional shock likely to reinforce trade within the Single Market.
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Post, August 4, 2025By Deniz Ünal
Rise in American Protectionism: A Certainty Amid Trade Chaos
Post, July 17, 2025By Antoine Bouët, Houssein Guimbard
Regardless of future US decisions, a return to the preexisting global trade order seems unlikely: trade with the United States is bound to become more expensive and more difficult.
Guerre commerciale avec les États-Unis : l'Europe peut-elle sauver les meubles ?
Post, July 7, 2025 - In the pressBy Antoine Bouët
À quelques jours seulement de l’ultimatum fixé par Donald Trump dans sa guerre commerciale, où en sont les discussions entre les États-Unis et l’Union européenne ? Replay d'une table ronde sur France 24.
Transatlantic Tariff Negotiation: "Positive versus Negative" List Strategy for the European Union
Post, July 1, 2025By Antoine Bouët, Lionel Fontagné, Houssein Guimbard, Pauline Wibaux, Yu Zheng
How can Europe identify the threat of trade retaliation that allows it to establish the strongest negotiating position in dealing with the United States in merchandise trade alone?
The fixed exchange rate regime exacerbates deindustrialization
Post, June 16, 2025By Carl Grekou, Valérie Mignon
Premature deindustrialization in most emerging and developing economies has been one of the defining trends of recent decades. The adoption of a fixed exchange regime by low-productivity countries particularly accelerates this phenomenon.
China's share in European countries’ imports: the source matters !
Post, June 2, 2025By Pierre Cotterlaz
The importance of China in the imports of European countries varies significantly from one source to another, because of methodological differences in recording the country of origin of imports.
Protectionnisme américain : quel impact pour la France ?
Post, May 21, 2025By Thomas Grjebine, Isabelle Méjean, Raul Sampognaro
Audition par la Commission des finances du Sénat de Thomas Grjebine (CEPII), Isabelle Méjean (CAE) et Raul Sampognaro (OFCE) sur l’impact macroéconomique de la politique commerciale américaine, en particulier sur l’économie et les finances publiques de la France.
Sanctions: The Cost of Bypassing for Russia
Post, May 19, 2025By Charlotte Emlinger, Kevin Lefebvre
The trade sanctions imposed on the Russian economy not only restrict its supplies but also increase their cost.
Bilateral Vulnerability to Imports Is Higher in the United States than in Europe
Post, May 5, 2025By Kevin Lefebvre, Pauline Wibaux
The tariff strategy implemented since Donald Trump's inauguration has drawn attention to the extent of the U.S. economy's dependence on imports. The European Union (EU) ranks second among the suppliers on which the United States relies the most.
Sanctions : un contournement coûteux pour la Russie
Post, April 28, 2025By Charlotte Emlinger, Kevin Lefebvre
Les sanctions promulguées à l’encontre de la Russie depuis février 2022 sont souvent contournées. Pour autant, elles n’ont pas été inefficaces car la Russie est contrainte de payer bien plus cher pour ses importations, notamment celles de biens utilisés sur le champ de bataille.
