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Impact estimated that the momentum around Jean-Luc Mélenchon, fueled according to him by the latest polls and increasingly crowded meetings, was worrying a part of the political class. He indicated that more than 11,000 people had gathered that day at the Zénith in Clermont-Ferrand for the rebellious leader. Impact also reported that Laurent Wauquiez (LR) had reacted by asking: "What are we waiting for to wake up and gather the right?" #Mélanchon #Politique #France (translated)

Joni Juusela wrote that inheritance tax was one of the most harmful taxes in Finland and should be abolished. Working in the financial sector, he stated that he could see its practical disadvantages and said that Finland needed family businesses committed to growing in the country from generation to generation. Juusela believed that the impact on public finances should be considered when abolishing the tax, as government bond rates were rising globally, in his opinion. He warned of a repeat of the situation in Britain following Truss's mini-budget, when large unfunded tax cuts spooked the bond markets. To secure financing, he suggested cutting development aid and removing the tax exemption for foundations and associations. Juusela reminded that small inheritances were tax-free at that time. If inheritance tax were to be replaced with capital gains tax, he believed that the change should not drastically tighten the taxation of small inheritances, for example when selling old apartments. He proposed protective measures during the transition, such as a tax deferral right similar to Sweden's or deemed acquisition costs, so that the middle class could also have the opportunity to build wealth that spans generations. #perintövero #perheyritykset #kansankapitalismi (translated)

The author claimed that France’s bond risk was outpacing Italy’s by the widest margin in the euro’s history, describing the shift as evidence of France’s deteriorating fiscal credibility. They also pointed to July 2012, saying that at the height of the European sovereign debt crisis Italy had to offer more than an amount referenced in a linked post. https://t.co/5UhMKp6bJk #Economie #DetteSouveraine #Eurozone #FR #IT

The increase in yields and the decline in the value of government bonds in Italy are caused by global macroeconomic factors such as inflation due to energy shocks, competition with corporate bonds from artificial intelligence, and the end of quantitative easing by central banks. #DebitoPubblico #Inflazione #TitoliDiStato (translated)

The post highlighted a Wall Street Journal outlook that said currency and bond investors would focus on U.S. inflation data, as well as inflation figures from the eurozone and China and U.K. economic growth figures. https://t.co/Dxagq00cim #Finanzas #Inflación #Mercados #US #EU #CN #UK

The Folha de S.Paulo published an opinion piece in which Celso Rocha de Barros accused Flávio of lying about people's money. The columnist stated that Flávio's aides were inferior quality economists who only promised benefits, without the accounts adding up. https://t.co/3DdyNYRpMT #economia #politica #opinião (translated)