Eleonora Mavroeidi

Economist

Eleonora is an Economist for Bloomberg Economics based in Paris. Previously, she worked at the OECD, Bank of England, IMF and the World Bank focusing on macro modelling, international trade and environmental policies.

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What Trump Quitting the Energy Transition Means for the World

November 18, 2025

What Trump Quitting the Energy Transition Means for the World

November 4, 2024

How the World Is Prepping for a Trump or Harris Victory

The outcome of the US election will have a major impact globally, from Ukraine and the Mideast to world trade.

October 8, 2024

Higher Fences for Trade Will Mean More Debt And Slower Growth

How three scenarios for international cooperation—from a second Cold War to a return of go-go globalization—would change the world economy.

July 28, 2024

War With North Korea Would Kill Millions, Cost World $4 Trillion

South Korea is a semiconductor factory built on top of a geopolitical fault line. War is a very low probability. If it does break out, the human and economic cost would be devastating

February 12, 2024

In Trump-Biden Rematch, the Only Sure Loser Is China

Trump vows massive tariffs that could shrink US-China trade to practically nothing — and Biden has new restrictions ready to roll before election day

Printing of the Apple Daily Newspaper Following U.S. Election