AA / Paris / Ümit Dönmez The purchasing power of the French could experience its biggest drop in a decade in 2022, according to forecasts by a non-governmental organization (NGO). According to a report [1] published on Thursday June 9, the French Observatory of Economic Conditions (OFCE), expects purchasing power to decline “on average by … Read more
For the 10 million or so households that had subscribed to an offer from an alternative supplier, precisely to pay less for their electricity, the bad news will soon arrive, with very significant price revaluations. Some have already received an email in December, telling them that their bill will increase for their next monthly payment. … Read more
If you have received an email from the General Directorate of Public Finances announcing good news, it is neither a joke nor spam. This is indeed a sign that you will soon receive the early repayment of part of the tax credits or reductions to which you are entitled from Bercy. Recurring expenses With the … Read more
Aluminum Dunkirk is the leading aluminum foundry in Europe. It is also the leading electricity consumption site in France, with 4 terawatt hours, the equivalent of the city of Marseille. Since mid-December, the company has reduced its production by 10%, precisely because of soaring electricity prices. “In normal times, electricity represents about 28% of our … Read more
The counter finally stopped a little below 90%. According to figures published by the Autorité des marchés financiers (AMF), after the close of the stock market on Friday January 7, the Veolia group now owns 86.22% of its historic rival Suez following its takeover bid. (OPA). A “high and satisfactory” number of actions After a … Read more
One more step in the fight against unnecessary waste. From 1is January, unsold items can no longer be destroyed for a series of products: electrical and electronic equipment, textiles, furniture or even hygiene and beauty products. While most of the unsold items are already destocked, recycled or donated, the Ecological Transition Agency estimated that around … Read more