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About Philippe Chalmin

Philippe Chalmin is a Member of the Council of Economic Analysis appointed by the Prime Minister, he is the Founding Chairman of Cyclope, the main European research institute on commodity markets which annually publishes the Cyclope report on the economy and global markets. In October 2010, he was appointed Chairman of the Observatory on Agricultural and Food Prices and Margins (Ministry of Agriculture and Ministry of Economy and Finance). He is the author of close to forty publications, including the most recent “The World is Hungry” (2009), “Le siècle de Jules” (2010), “Demain, j’ai 60 ans, journal d’un économiste” (2011) and “Crises 1929, 1974, 2008 Histoire et espérances” (2013). He is a graduate of HEC, holder of the agrégation in history and Doctor of Literature, Philippe Chalmin is Professor of Economic History at Paris-Dauphine University where he directs the Masters in International Affairs.
Latest Posts | By Philippe Chalmin
Commodity Markets, a Marked Return to Uncertainty
5 years ago

Commodity Markets, a Marked Return to Uncertainty

Now the euphoria of a G7 concluded under the admirable Basque sun has passed, it is clear that the world at the end of summer 2019 is facing an accumulation …
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What’s Up In Commodity Markets?
5 years ago

What’s Up In Commodity Markets?

Meeting in Japan in late June, world leaders could only note their inability to resolve the issues and disputes that poison the world’s political and economic relations.

The Iranian situation …
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What’s Up In Commodity Markets?
5 years ago

What’s Up In Commodity Markets?

With respect to Iran, as an aircraft carrier and a B52 squadron crossed into the Gulf following attacks on tankers off Fujairah and sanctions against Iran’s latest economic partners become …
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What’s Up In Commodity Markets?
5 years ago

What’s Up In Commodity Markets?

The commodity markets have just offered us a few new bubbles: two have burst and one has all the symptoms. First there was cobalt carried aloft by the prospects of …
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