
Taiwan plans $13bln in extra energy spending given high global prices
Taiwan has not passed on most of the rising costs to consumers, and it heavily subsidises energy bills, helping to

Taiwan has not passed on most of the rising costs to consumers, and it heavily subsidises energy bills, helping to

MSCI’s broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares excluding Japan rose 0.2% in early trading. Global bonds wobbled on Wednesday and were

Debate over whether buoyant equity markets reflect durable economic gains or a widening gap between Wall Street and Main Street

The AI boom is usually discussed as a contest over models, chips, and productivity. This column argues that it is

Policymakers are asking whether generative AI is reshaping labour demand, and the literature has found mixed results so far. This

Direct evidence on the effects of financial sanctions remains limited. This column uses correspondent banking data to study how sanctions

When could market stress justify European Central Bank intervention over French debt and what must France do first for such

What matters more for sovereign credit ratings – today’s debt or tomorrow’s deficits? This column explores how ratings weigh the

As the EU reintegrates international carbon credits into its climate framework, understanding the associated risks is essential. For more than

Global climate and biodiversity outcomes will largely be determined in emerging and developing economies (EMDEs). We propose a four-pillar strategy

The European Union Nature Restoration Law (NRL) entered into force in 2024. The NRL sets quantitative restoration targets aimed at

Carbon pricing has become a central tool in Europe’s strategy to mitigate climate change. This column presents new evidence on

Whether the agrifood sector can create jobs will depend on its ability to shift from growing food

Recent military conflict in the Middle East have once again reminded the world how vulnerable modern economies
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