The US announcement on 2 April 2025 of “Liberation Day” tariffs created an unexpected, precisely timed, and country-specific episode
When Russia invaded Ukraine in 2022, over a million Ukrainian refugees fled to Poland. This column shows that far
Global services trade is expanding rapidly, but its intangible nature makes it a prime channel for profit shifting, prompting
Euro supported by ECB’s stance and strong economic data. Euro supported by ECB’s The U.S. dollar hovered around multi-week
British consumer price inflation fell to 3.2% in November, its lowest since March, from 3.6% in October, official figures
US Nov non-farm payrolls, unemployment rate data. Gold prices slipped on Tuesday, as investors turned cautious ahead of key
The EU is updating its regulations on securitisation, but it still has a long way to go if it
Governments routinely invest in private firms. This column argues that these investments have powerful effects on an economy’s crisis
Economic studies of earthquakes often rely on incomplete data, excluding lower-intensity events that can still cause disruptions. This column
Manufacturing employment in advanced economies is widely viewed as being in long-term decline. Using German administrative data from 1975
The US announcement on 2 April 2025 of “Liberation Day” tariffs created an unexpected, precisely timed, and country-specific episode
When Russia invaded Ukraine in 2022, over a million Ukrainian refugees fled to Poland. This column shows that far
Global services trade is expanding rapidly, but its intangible nature makes it a prime channel for profit shifting, prompting
Euro supported by ECB’s stance and strong economic data. Euro supported by ECB’s The U.S. dollar hovered around multi-week
British consumer price inflation fell to 3.2% in November, its lowest since March, from 3.6% in October, official figures
US Nov non-farm payrolls, unemployment rate data. Gold prices slipped on Tuesday, as investors turned cautious ahead of key
The EU is updating its regulations on securitisation, but it still has a long way to go if it
Governments routinely invest in private firms. This column argues that these investments have powerful effects on an economy’s crisis
Economic studies of earthquakes often rely on incomplete data, excluding lower-intensity events that can still cause disruptions. This column
Manufacturing employment in advanced economies is widely viewed as being in long-term decline. Using German administrative data from 1975
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