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Julien Laurent focuses on the energy transition and the decarbonization of French industry. He tracks developments in nuclear power, hydrogen, and green economic policies.
julian.laurent@franceeconomicdaily.comIn-depth analysis of the growth drivers in the global luxury market, focusing on strategic adjustments of giants like LVMH in France, the dominant position of female consumption, and the impact of AI and digital transformation on the French economic structure.
In-depth analysis of the growth drivers, structural changes, and long-term impact on the competitiveness of the French financial, government, and corporate sectors for mainframe modernization.
In-depth analysis of the European luxury market, focusing on France's position as a core market. The article will examine the structural challenges and opportunities facing French enterprises from perspectives such as the growth of high-net-worth individuals, the integration of digital omni-channels, and the transition to a circular economy, and forecast the market landscape for the next decade.
Based on the latest economic data, deeply analyze the structural contradictions behind the slowdown in the French economy, explore its relative position among European economies, corporate strategic adjustments, and the underlying logic of future growth.
In-depth analysis of the market size and growth drivers of the modernization of the French main framework, and its profound impact on finance, government, and large enterprises, exploring its role in the European digital transformation.
Analyze the 0.7% moderate growth prospects for the French economy in 2026, explore how energy price shocks reshape consumer spending, the labor market, and the competitive landscape of key industries (aerospace, shipbuilding), and look ahead to its changing role in the European economy.
In-depth analysis of the impact of France's public debt levels on structural economic reforms, exploring how structural reforms reshape French corporate competitiveness, consumption trends, and its long-term role in the European economy.
A latest industry report predicts that from 2026 to 2034, the compound annual growth rate of the European luxury fashion market will be only 2.67%, with the market size reaching approximately US$118 billion in 2034. Behind this moderate growth rate is a profound shift in the European luxury industry, centered on France, from rapid expansion to deeper value cultivation.
Deep analysis of the French luxury goods market trends in 2026, revealing the underlying changes in France's economic structure, the evolution of corporate competitiveness, and its new positioning in the global landscape.
This article analyzes the growth trends in the French engine market, exploring the logic behind its energy transition and industrial upgrading, as well as France's role in the European economy.
Based on the latest "Internationalisation Monitor" from Statistics Netherlands, this analysis examines the deep interconnection between the French economy and the Netherlands, interpreting France's position and changes in competitiveness within the European economic landscape.
The University of Chicago has partnered with Station F in Paris to send students to France for internships. This is not only an educational program, but also reflects the rise of France's innovation ecosystem in the global talent landscape. This article interprets its deeper significance from the perspective of the French economy.
France's swelling deficit and Germany's industrial contraction together expose the structural imbalances in Europe's economy. This article provides an in-depth analysis of the economic logic behind France's debt crisis and its impact on Europe's future.
A French startup watchlist published by Plug and Play reveals the common focus of 16 top VCs, behind which lies the deep trend of France's economy transforming from traditional industries to tech-driven industries.
From a French economic perspective, this is an in-depth analysis of French AI startups worth watching in 2026, revealing how sovereign AI strategy, industrial policy, and capital are redefining France's corporate competitiveness and the European technology landscape.
The global luxury fashion market has slowed to a compound annual growth rate of 3.02%, with Europe still holding a 35.1% share. French luxury giants are facing challenges of consumption divergence, digitalization, and sustainability. This article analyzes their strategic transformation and the competitive landscape over the next decade from the perspective of the French economy.
The French data diode market is expected to grow at a compound annual growth rate of 5.9% from 2026 to 2031, but the absence of domestic suppliers poses a challenge to France's digital sovereignty. This article analyzes its deeper impact from the perspective of France's economic and industrial strategy.
Based on the latest market report, analyze the growth trends of the French champagne market, the drivers of premiumization, the expansion of the Asian market, and its significance for the long-term competitiveness of the French economy and luxury goods industry.
A 2026 report by the International Energy Agency (IEA) shows that France is heavily dependent on China and Indonesia for critical mineral refining, with $6.5 trillion in downstream industries facing supply disruption risks, and its energy transition ambitions constrained by structural vulnerabilities.
In the first half of 2026, French VC fundraising reached 2.4 billion euros, exceeding the entire year of 2025, but one fund accounted for over 40%, with state funds dominating. Analyze the long-term impact of this on France's innovation ecosystem and competitiveness.