A contracting economy and low oil prices are signs of potential constraint on Russia’s ability to maintain its military
The EU should tweak its recent fiscal rule reform, capitalising on new realities to make improvements. The European Union’s
Strengthening existing safe assets should be a strategic priority for any new joint borrowing. Europe’s looming defence spending needs
Faced with the prospect of the US government imposing higher trade tariffs, European consumers are rethinking what they buy.
Europe has recently pivoted to regulatory simplification with the aim to boost competitiveness. This column argues that in banking
Although the source and duration of the destruction differ, wars and natural disasters disrupt economies in similar ways. This
For years, the World Bank Group’s systems for measuring results operated in parallel tracks: corporate Scorecards that monitored performance
Central banks raise interest rates to reduce aggregate demand and bring inflation down. This column uses credit register data
The US dollar has traditionally dominated the invoicing of international trade. But could other currencies one day replace it?
The presence of directors on the boards of competing firms (‘interlocking directorates’) raises concerns about collusion. This column studies
A contracting economy and low oil prices are signs of potential constraint on Russia’s ability to maintain its military
The EU should tweak its recent fiscal rule reform, capitalising on new realities to make improvements. The European Union’s
Strengthening existing safe assets should be a strategic priority for any new joint borrowing. Europe’s looming defence spending needs
Faced with the prospect of the US government imposing higher trade tariffs, European consumers are rethinking what they buy.
Europe has recently pivoted to regulatory simplification with the aim to boost competitiveness. This column argues that in banking
Although the source and duration of the destruction differ, wars and natural disasters disrupt economies in similar ways. This
For years, the World Bank Group’s systems for measuring results operated in parallel tracks: corporate Scorecards that monitored performance
Central banks raise interest rates to reduce aggregate demand and bring inflation down. This column uses credit register data
The US dollar has traditionally dominated the invoicing of international trade. But could other currencies one day replace it?
The presence of directors on the boards of competing firms (‘interlocking directorates’) raises concerns about collusion. This column studies
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