The 5 business news to remember this Tuesday morning (reindustrialization, social fraud, pensions, rate hikes, American debt)

2023-05-30 06:42:00

Reindustrialisation: France inaugurates its first “gigafactory” of batteries for electric cars

The first French “gigafactory” (very large factory) for the production of batteries for electric cars will be inaugurated this Tuesday in Douvrin, in Pas-de-Calais, a key step towards a profound industrial metamorphosis aimed at catching up on Chinese builders. It is that of Automotive CellS company (ACC), a joint venture of Stellantis, TotalEnergies and Mercedes.

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The government draws its anti-social fraud plan with the objective of doubling the adjustments by 2027

Gabriel Attal, Minister Delegate in charge of Public Accounts, unveiled the measures of his plan against social fraud which aims to double the adjustments by 2027. The merger of the identity card and the vital card is one of the tracks mentioned.

Gabriel Attal

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Pensions: the reform returns to the National Assembly, the Liot group calls for its repeal

The independent group Liot (Liberties, Independents, Overseas Territories and Territories) and its 21 deputies are preparing to vote in the National Assembly on a bill to repeal the pension reform in order to regain a legal retirement age. leaving at age 62. Macronists are on the lookout for all constitutional weapons to prevent this text from being adopted.

National Assembly

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In France, the rise in rates weighs on 30% of companies

The rise in interest rates by the European Central Bank (ECB) has tightened financial conditions throughout the Old Continent. In France, 91% of the leaders questioned within the framework of the Great consultation of entrepreneurs (GCE) for CCI France, La Tribune and LCI affirm that this increase has already had repercussions on the French economy.

BTP

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US debt: decisive week in Congress to vote on the agreement reached between Biden and McCarthy

The agreement reached between Joe Biden and the leader of the Republicans in the House of Representatives has not yet completely eliminated the risk of a default in Washington. Congress must now vote on it in a finance law before June 5, the announced date of default according to the Treasury.

United States Congress

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