Artus: AI and conflicts end era of abundance, hit Europe with higher rates and prices

Economist Patrick Artus argues in Le Monde that the combined shocks of AI-driven investment and armed conflicts are ending the era of cheap resources, raising interest rates and prices globally. He contends Europe is disproportionately affected due to its reliance on energy imports and manufacturing. The piece is an opinion column, not a data release, so its claims are analytical rather than empirically confirmed.