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South Africa: US Inflation Rate Devastating for US Markets

Lalatendu Das - September 19, 2022. Published in Pretoria News

Globally all eyes will be of the Fed’s meeting starting on Tuesday.

Singapore: Have Governments Spent Too Much Money To Save Economies?

Robin Koerner - March 5, 2021. Published in CNA

Vaccinating the world to avert this scenario would cost an estimated $38 billion.

Australia: ‘Super Mario’s’ Last Stand: The Key European Meeting That Could Enrage Trump

Rejeanne Lacroix - September 9, 2019. Published in Sydney Morning Herald

Jordan: Central Banking’s Bankrupt Narrative

Robin Koerner - September 7, 2019. Published in The Jordan Times

Germany: Trump’s Lesson

Robin Koerner - July 2, 2019. Published in FAZ

[I]t’s the president of the United States who, with his quickly-changing trade policy, is making a major contribution to the uncertainty in the global economy.

Australia: The Meetings that Could Shake Up World Markets

Rejeanne Lacroix - June 17, 2019. Published in Sydney Morning Herald

Spain: Chaos Politics

Robin Koerner - July 23, 2018. Published in El Pais

Trump and his advisers should realize that it is not easy to contain the destruction caused by protectionism to strictly economic areas without its overflowing to other, more dangerous ones.

United Kingdom: Five Things To Look for in the Economy As Juncker Visits Trump To Talk Tariffs

Lalatendu Das - July 23, 2018. Published in Independent

China: Why a Weaker Euro Means Trump’s Trade War May Not Be So Easy for Him To Win

Lalatendu Das - June 19, 2018. Published in South China Morning Post

United Kingdom: The Eurozone Needs a Trump To Shake It up

Lalatendu Das - June 1, 2018. Published in The Times

China: Trump-Macron Bromance Masks the Danger a Trade War Poses to Eurozone Economy

Lalatendu Das - May 3, 2018. Published in South China Morning Post

China: Currency Market’s Bet against the US Dollar Is Getting Riskier by the Day

Lalatendu Das - May 1, 2018. Published in South China Morning Post

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