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In an economic environment marked by uncertainty and rapid changes, the Prospective Analyst plays a key role in anticipating future developments. Through data analysis, econometrics, and modeling, they construct various macro-economic scenarios and identify emerging trends. This profession, at the crossroads of economics, foresight, and strategy, helps organizations clarify their decisions and better prepare for the future.

You collect and analyze global macroeconomic data

You build sector-specific economic forecasting models

You conduct active monitoring of key market variables

You draft prospective studies to inform decisions

You present your scenarios to management committees

You collaborate with specialized information research teams

You identify weak signals likely to impact activity

You recommend strategic directions based on your analyses

This profession requires a combination of technical expertise and strategic vision.

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This profession places you at the heart of contemporary economic issues. Your analyses directly influence investment decisions and strategic directions of companies. You help anticipate economic changes and secure the future of organizations in an increasingly uncertain context.

Your expertise positions you as a preferred advisor to general management. This recognition grants you significant autonomy and prospects for advancement to positions such as director of economic studies, chief economist, or senior consultant in foresight. The growing demand for decision-making support ensures excellent career opportunities.

This profession offers an attractive salary in the field of economic analysis. At the beginning of your career, you can expect around €30,000 gross annually. After gaining experience, this evolves to €50,000 and can reach €80,000 depending on your expertise and sector of activity.

In addition to this, there are often significant benefits: specialized training, access to premium economic data, participation in international conferences, and RTT (reduced working time). Career advancement prospects lead you towards positions as director of studies, chief economist, or senior consultant in macroeconomic foresight.

The ECE offers you several excellence pathways to access this strategic profession, combining rigorous theoretical training with practical applications in the business world:

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