On September 30, Anne-Sophie Alsif, chief economist at BDO France and professor at Panthéon-Sorbonne, Guillaume Dard, president of Montpensier Arbevel and vice president of AFG, and Sylvain Orebi, president of Orientis and Kusmi Tea, discussed economic topics on the program Les Experts, hosted by Laure Closier on BFM Business. They addressed the rise in inflation in September, the differences between French and German interest rates, the increase in energy prices, and the government's plan to borrow 340 billion euros in 2027. These issues are particularly relevant in the current European economic climate, where inflation and energy costs have had a significant impact on national economies. The discussion focused on how inflation has affected consumer prices and businesses across France. Alsif, Dard, and Orebi analyzed the factors contributing to the rise in inflation, including global supply chain disruptions and energy price fluctuations. They also compared the interest rates set by the French and German central banks, highlighting how these rates influence borrowing costs and economic growth in both countries. Energy prices were a central topic in the conversation, as they have been a major driver of inflation in recent months. The panelists examined the ongoing challenges in the energy sector, including the transition to renewable sources and the impact of geopolitical tensions on energy markets. They also discussed the implications of the government's plan to borrow a large sum of money in 2027, which could affect public spending and economic policy. Les Experts is a regular program on BFM Business, offering in-depth analysis of economic and financial issues. The show is available as a podcast, allowing listeners to access the discussions from Monday to Friday. This format makes it easier for people to stay informed about the latest economic developments and expert insights.