Finance | Watching America

Ethiopia: The Development of Islamic Finance in the USA: A Journey of Growth and Opportunity

Lalatendu Das - October 11, 2024. Published in The Reporter

The U.S., as a prominent global economic and financial hub, offers substantial prospects for the growth of Islamic finance.

Dominican Republic : Globalism and ‘Lackeyism’

Robin Koerner - February 7, 2021. Published in El Nacional

First, they become neo-fascists, and then they ignore rights stripped from humanity to defend the 1% of megacapitalists who control 50% of the planet’s wealth.

Bangladesh: Whither Global Finance? Look at the US Dollar

Robin Koerner - February 1, 2021. Published in The Daily Star

Australia: Perfect Choice for the Times: Biden Sends Clear Message to Wall Street with Yellen Pick

Rejeanne Lacroix - November 24, 2020. Published in Sydney Morning Herald

Kenya: Beware the Power of Big Fintechs

Robin Koerner - October 18, 2020. Published in Business Daily

The relentless changes the digital economy presents are giving rise to new dominant players in the name of big financial technology companies (BigFintechs) that are often unregulated.

Australia: The World According to Jerome: Markets on Edge ahead of Virtual Meeting

Rejeanne Lacroix - August 25, 2020. Published in Sydney Morning Herald

Australia: Unintended Consequences: How Trump Is Threatening the US Dollar

Rejeanne Lacroix - May 15, 2018. Published in The Sydney Morning Herald

China: Why the US Stock Market Has Become a Drag on Bullish Sentiment

Lalatendu Das - May 8, 2018. Published in South China Morning Post

Singapore: Trump’s Presidency and Asia’s Climate Battle

Robin Koerner - January 29, 2018. Published in The Straits Times

France: How the United States Won the Battle of the Banks

Robin Koerner - January 16, 2017. Published in Les Échos

France: The Expected Market Crash Is On Its Way

Robin Koerner - October 10, 2016. Published in Les Econoclastes

Truth be told, by dint of crying wolf we were bound to witness a financial crash.

France: 4 = 2 = 1 = 0 = -2 = QE4

Robin Koerner - June 23, 2016. Published in Les Econoclastes

For a few years now, finance has dwelled on an illusion. The illusion that growth is infinite, that central banks have supernatural powers, that penal sanctions can never be eschewed, and that Janet Yellen is smarter than the rest of the world.

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