
Similarity is not exposure: Measuring spillovers from US–China trade frictions
The redirection of Chinese exports away from the US has fuelled concerns about its spillovers to other countries. This

The redirection of Chinese exports away from the US has fuelled concerns about its spillovers to other countries. This

The European Commission is simplifying the rules around the EU energy label. This column uses product-level sales data on

Service value chains are expanding faster than industrial ones, yet their geography is strikingly different: a US-centred star rather

Military planners need to work more closely with economists to better understand resource management and constraints related to waging

Politicians have long pressed central banks for lower interest rates in the belief that easy money wins elections. This

In international affairs, what a country does depends on its own interests and on what its partners do. This

One in five workers worldwide lives in South Asia, where 1.17 billion people are in their prime working years.

Stablecoins compete with banks for households’ holdings of safe and liquid assets, while creating additional demand for government debt.

Proposed changes to the EU budget and how it is approved go too far in marginalising the European Parliament;

Imminent ECB Executive Board turnover is a chance to prioritise expertise in appointments, restore staggered terms and rethink policy

The redirection of Chinese exports away from the US has fuelled concerns about its spillovers to other countries. This

The European Commission is simplifying the rules around the EU energy label. This column uses product-level sales data on

Service value chains are expanding faster than industrial ones, yet their geography is strikingly different: a US-centred star rather

Military planners need to work more closely with economists to better understand resource management and constraints related to waging

Politicians have long pressed central banks for lower interest rates in the belief that easy money wins elections. This

In international affairs, what a country does depends on its own interests and on what its partners do. This

One in five workers worldwide lives in South Asia, where 1.17 billion people are in their prime working years.

Stablecoins compete with banks for households’ holdings of safe and liquid assets, while creating additional demand for government debt.

Proposed changes to the EU budget and how it is approved go too far in marginalising the European Parliament;

Imminent ECB Executive Board turnover is a chance to prioritise expertise in appointments, restore staggered terms and rethink policy




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