Japan’s Financial Crisis: Perfect Storm in The Land of Tsunamis
The Bank of Japan’s vast bond portfolio is crumbling under rising interest rates, exposing vulnerabilities that could reverberate through the U.S. Treasury market and beyond.
Opinion: The Liberation According to Donald Trump
Columnist Michel Santi opines that protectionism has become a structural element of the new global economy.
Opinion: Why the Middle East Aging is Good News
Evolving borders, ageing populations, ongoing conflict and political unrest have their part to play in affecting the growth of the younger generation
Opinion: Europe, A Sleeping Beauty
Europe needs to understand that it is useless to regulate — or continue to be a champion of morality — without mastering its own economic power.
China Sets to Dominate the Electric Vehicles Industry
EVs now account for 13.2 per cent of all global car sales, having tripled in two years since 2020 and China is leading the market with its home brands like CATL and BYD.
Systemic Crisis: The Fish Always Rots From the Head
The economy, the financial markets, sovereign debts, and private debts, are all fundamental links that constitute a very complex system that can remain stable for a long time, then literally tip over in a very sudden and brutal way.