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Will oil hit $100 a barrel?

Oct, 03, 2023

Analysts debate the question. The global economy depends on the answer

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How carbon prices are taking over the world

Oct, 01, 2023

A quarter of global emissions are now covered, and the share is rising fast

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Investors’ enthusiasm for Japanese stocks has gone overboard

Sep, 28, 2023

Speculators have flocked to the country’s markets this year. They may soon regret it

The Economist

Enthusiasm for Japanese stocks has gone overboard

Sep, 28, 2023

Investors have flocked to the country’s markets this year. They may soon regret it

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Sri Lanka shows how broken debt negotiations have become

Sep, 28, 2023

The country’s creditors decide they have no choice but to freeze out China

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America’s Federal Reserve could soon be flying blind

Sep, 28, 2023

A government shutdown would have far-reaching consequences

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The costs of Russia’s war are about to hit home

Sep, 28, 2023

Vladimir Putin will be unable to protect citizens from the pain

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Why the state should not promote marriage

Sep, 28, 2023

Even though children from two-parent households do better in life

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Why fear is spreading in markets

Sep, 27, 2023

A pollyana-ish view of interest rates has been dispelled

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Why fear is spreading in financial markets

Sep, 27, 2023

A pollyana-ish view of interest rates has been dispelled

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Why China may struggle to escape stagnation

Sep, 25, 2023

Lessons from Zhengzhou, a city at the heart of the country’s problems

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Does China’s fear of floating exceed its fear of deflation?

Sep, 21, 2023

The central bank is constrained by its own limits on the yuan

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Renewable energy has hidden costs

Sep, 21, 2023

Why it often costs more than policymakers expect to go green

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Why uranium prices are soaring

Sep, 21, 2023

Resurgent demand and conflicts combine to radioactive effect

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How to avoid a common investment mistake

Sep, 21, 2023

Think less about what to buy, and more about how much

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Macau offers a new way to get rich

Sep, 21, 2023

Forget gambling. Invest in small Chinese firms instead

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As America’s influence in Asia wanes, Asian economies are integrating

Sep, 19, 2023

How the continent at the heart of globalisation is reinventing itself

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Welcome to a new era of Asian commerce

Sep, 19, 2023

How the continent at the heart of globalisation is reinventing itself

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How Asia is reinventing its economic model

Sep, 19, 2023

The continent’s future will involve less Western influence

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As America’s influence wanes, Asian economies are integrating

Sep, 19, 2023

How the continent at the heart of globalisation is reinventing itself

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Why aren’t more people being sacked?

Sep, 17, 2023

How inflation has so far fallen without mass casualties

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India’s property market is ready for take-off

Sep, 14, 2023

The fruits of a clean-up by Narendra Modi’s government

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The resumption of student-loan payments will hit American growth

Sep, 14, 2023

It is not just students who face a return to reality

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Why diamonds are losing their allure

Sep, 13, 2023

As an investment category, at least

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Has the European Central Bank become too powerful?

Sep, 13, 2023

From monetary policy to geopolitics to climate change, its responsibilities are growing

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How to avoid a green-metals crunch

Sep, 11, 2023

With ingenuity, a 6.5bn-tonne problem may be dodged

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Does China face a lost decade?

Sep, 10, 2023

Xi Jinping has the tools to escape Japan’s fate. He should use them

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Argentina needs to default, not dollarise

Sep, 07, 2023

A Milton Friedman tribute act is not the answer to the country’s problems

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Should you fix your mortgage for ever?

Sep, 07, 2023

You can ignore rising rates, but you pay an arm and a leg

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How Chicago school economists reshaped American justice

Sep, 07, 2023

The fiftieth anniversary of a groundbreaking work

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China’s slowdown is rattling Asian economies

Sep, 07, 2023

Governments are rushing to limit the damage

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The end of a remarkable era in Indian finance

Sep, 07, 2023

Uday Kotak, one of the past century’s great bankers, retired on September 1st

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A higher global oil price will help Russia pay for its war

Sep, 06, 2023

The Kremlin tries new tactics to keep proceeds afloat

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The $100trn battle for the world’s wealthiest people

Sep, 05, 2023

Two financial giants look likely to crush the competition

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Germany’s economic model is sputtering. So are its banks

Ago, 31, 2023

Politicised governance and a diminished private sector undermine competitiveness

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Europe’s economy looks to be heading for trouble

Ago, 31, 2023

Will policymakers still lift interest rates?

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How will politicians escape enormous public debts?

Ago, 31, 2023

They will be unable to repeat the tricks of the 19th and 20th centuries

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Which country’s genius deserves the €200 note?

Ago, 31, 2023

Europe prepares for a fight

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Which country’s genius deserves the €500 note?

Ago, 31, 2023

Europe prepares for a fight

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How can American house prices still be rising?

Ago, 30, 2023

Mortgage payments are at their highest since the mid-1980s

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High bond yields imperil America’s financial stability

Ago, 29, 2023

Talk of a “Goldilocks” situation belies real danger

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China’s shadow-banking industry threatens its financial system

Ago, 28, 2023

Weak economic growth means the country is particularly vulnerable to contagion

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Credit Suisse and the hunt for the weakest link in global finance

Ago, 25, 2023

The firm will not be the last to come under pressure as economies wilt

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Which animals should a modern-day Noah put in his ark?

Ago, 24, 2023

An economic interpretation of a biblical tale

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Argentina is pushing international lending to its breaking point

Ago, 24, 2023

The IMF has no good options—but it may have just selected the worst

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China’s economy is in desperate need of rescue

Ago, 24, 2023

Yet available options appear politically unpalatable

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America’s astonishing economic growth goes up another gear

Ago, 23, 2023

Will high bond yields be what finally takes it down?

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What China’s economic troubles mean for the world

Ago, 22, 2023

Pain for Elon Musk; relief for Jerome Powell

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Goldman Sachs has a David Solomon problem

Ago, 20, 2023

Criticism of the bank’s boss turns vitriolic

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Democracy and the price of a vote

Ago, 17, 2023

Free elections are heralded as a solution to poverty. Reality is not so simple

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Why investors are gambling on placid stockmarkets

Ago, 17, 2023

What looks like a safe bet carries a hidden danger

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China’s consumers, central bank and statisticians all lack confidence

Ago, 17, 2023

Strange solutions to a barrage of bad economic news

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China’s consumers, officials and statisticians all lack confidence

Ago, 17, 2023

Strange solutions to a barrage of bad economic news

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The German economy: from European leader to laggard

Ago, 17, 2023

Its problems are deep-rooted, knotty and show little sign of being fixed

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How bad could China’s property crisis get?

Ago, 16, 2023

A supply-chain collapse and infection of state-owned developers would spell disaster

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China’s deepening property crisis threatens trouble

Ago, 16, 2023

Country Garden is on the edge of default. What would a worst-case scenario look like?

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Russia will struggle to cope with a sinking rouble

Ago, 14, 2023

What does the currency’s collapse mean for Vladimir Putin’s ability to wage war?

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American stocks are at their most expensive in decades

Ago, 10, 2023

Are they worth the cost?

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In defence of credit-rating agencies

Ago, 10, 2023

The best outcome for arbiters of risk is merely to fly under the radar

The Economist

Meme stocks are back from the dead

Ago, 10, 2023

The stockmarket is booming, but not as much as Reddit favourites

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Deflation and default haunt China’s economy

Ago, 10, 2023

To stop consumer prices falling, the country must stop property sales flagging

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How America is failing to break up with China

Ago, 08, 2023

The countries’ economic ties are more profound than they appear at first glance

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How America is failing to break up with China

Ago, 08, 2023

The countries’ economic ties are more profound than they appear at first glance

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Elon Musk’s plans could hinder Twitternomics

Ago, 07, 2023

The site now known as X is extremely helpful to researchers

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An unlikely tech cluster exemplifies China’s economic vision

Ago, 05, 2023

But the “Hefei model” will not be easy to emulate

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Meet America’s disguised property investors

Ago, 03, 2023

They do not live in the homes they have bet on. Can they live with the bets they have made?

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Meet America’s disguised property investors

Ago, 03, 2023

They do not live in the homes they have bet on. Can they live with the bets they have made?

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The dollar is now better value, says the Big Mac index

Ago, 03, 2023

But not against the Japanese yen

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Five things investors learned this year

Ago, 01, 2023

The economy and asset prices have proved more resilient than feared

The Economist

Five things investors have learned this year

Ago, 01, 2023

The economy and asset prices have proved more resilient than feared

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The Bank of Japan jolts global markets

Jul, 28, 2023

How much longer can officials resist interest-rate rises?

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Deflation is delaying China’s rise to economic superiority

Jul, 27, 2023

The world’s second-biggest economy will become a more distant second this year

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Deflation is curbing China’s economic rise

Jul, 27, 2023

The world’s second-biggest economy will become a more distant second this year

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Soaring temperatures and food prices threaten violent unrest

Jul, 27, 2023

Expect a long, hot, uncomfortable summer

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America’s battle with inflation is about to get trickier

Jul, 26, 2023

Cooling price rises will have counterintuitive consequences for the Federal Reserve

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Can UBS make the most of finance’s deal of the century?

Jul, 26, 2023

Europe at last has a challenger for America’s behemoths

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Investors are seized by optimism. Can the bull market last?

Jul, 25, 2023

An artificial-intelligence boom has turned into an everything boom

The Economist

Instant payments finally reach America

Jul, 20, 2023

The country’s banks are not entirely on board

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Instant payments finally reach America with FedNow

Jul, 20, 2023

The country’s banks are not entirely on board

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Big tech’s dominance is straining the logic of passive investing

Jul, 20, 2023

Both index providers and fund managers must adjust to the dominance of a few firms

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The dollar’s dip will not become a sustained decline

Jul, 20, 2023

Two pillars of strength hold up the greenback

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America’s big banks are in rude health—with one exception

Jul, 19, 2023

Recent results highlight difficulties at the country’s most famous financial institution

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China’s floundering economy is a test for Xi Jinping

Jul, 17, 2023

As growth falters and the country flirts with deflation, will stimulus arrive?

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How much trouble is China’s economy in?

Jul, 17, 2023

Growth is faltering and the country is flirting with deflation

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Your employer is (probably) unprepared for artificial intelligence

Jul, 16, 2023

That is bad news for your earnings—and the broader economy

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Is America’s inflationary fever breaking?

Jul, 13, 2023

Its labour market remains too hot for comfort

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Why people struggle to understand climate risk

Jul, 13, 2023

The confusion inherent in a hotter world

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The mystery of gold prices

Jul, 13, 2023

A fear-and-inflation hedge has failed to hedge against fear or inflation

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China’s war on financial reality

Jul, 13, 2023

The official market narrative is being policed with increasing ferocity

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The world is in the grip of a manufacturing delusion

Jul, 13, 2023

How to waste trillions of dollars

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China controls the supply of crucial war minerals

Jul, 13, 2023

Recent moves to restrict their flow highlights a danger to the West

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Does America need more unemployment?

Jul, 09, 2023

The labour market remains too hot for comfort

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How far will Wall Street job losses go?

Jul, 06, 2023

History suggests firing seasons take time to build momentum

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Erdoganomics is spreading across the world

Jul, 06, 2023

It has been embraced in emerging-market finance ministries, threatening trouble

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Does it pay to be a communist in China?

Jul, 06, 2023

A hard-headed assessment of party membership

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Copper is unexpectedly getting cheaper

Jul, 06, 2023

Why another boom in the key green-transition metal may not happen

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How to win the battle against inflation

Jul, 06, 2023

Lessons from Hikelandia, home to the world’s most dogged central bankers

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The fight over America and Europe’s inflation problems

Jul, 05, 2023

A dispatch from the economic frontline

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The fight over inflation in America and Europe

Jul, 05, 2023

A dispatch from the economic frontline

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Economists draw swords over how to fix inflation

Jul, 05, 2023

A dispatch from the intellectual battlefield

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