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The Times – Greater challenges lie ahead for China’s policymakers
The Times – Geopolitical risk and the end of cheap money is the new normal
Netwealth – The Fed signals rate cuts in the year ahead
The Times – Delhi summit opens a window of opportunity in a changing world
The Sunday Telegraph – Fasten your seatbelts, the global economy is heading for turbulence
The Times – Bank of Japan keeps investors guessing on monetary policy
Netwealth – Two plus two is the new focus for the Bank of Japan
Financial Times – Investors still need to adjust to a world of higher interest rates
Conservative Home – How Britain can prosper in an age of subsidies
Conservative Home – Avoiding recession as the world grapples with high debt
The Telegraph – Britain poised to sign Indo-Pacific trade deal in Brexit victory
Conservative Home – Will there be another global financial crisis?
Conservative Home – First globalisation, now fragmentation. Here’s what it means for the world’s economy and ours
Conservative Home – The world economy. Bleak prospects for the short-term, but better ones for the long
The Guardian – Bye-Bye to the Big Mac: Russia’s War Heralds a Dark, Isolated Economic Era
Netwealth – The Economic and Financial Consequences of the Ukraine Conflict
Netwealth – Rotation, Russia and Rates
Netwealth – Economic Update
Netwealth – A Closer Look: Examining the Macroeconomic and Investment Landscape
Netwealth – Seven Developments Impacting the Global Economy and Markets
Netwealth – The Impact of Global Events and What This Means for your Investments
Asia Leaders Series – What is Happening in China?
Netwealth – Assessing Economic Prospects for the Next Five Years
Netwealth – An Update on the Global Economy and Markets
Asia Leaders Series – Asia Economy in a Global Context
Netwealth – Three Key Drivers of Markets
Netwealth – Higher US Inflation is One of Three Areas for Market Focus Over the Coming Months
Netwealth – Market Themes: Rebound, Recovery and Inflation
The Times – The Three Gs That Can Help Transform the Post-Pandemic World
The Japan Society – The State of the Economy in Japan and the UK, with Bill Emmott, Noriko Hama and Gerard Lyons
BBC News – Public Investment ‘is Key to Escaping Crisis’
CityAM – Understanding What’s Driving Market Reactions is Vital
The Sunday Times – Global Recession Looms as Coronavirus Wreaks Havoc
CityAM – The Top Dogs of Global Finance Gather This Week to Confront Economic Storm Clouds
The Telegraph – Perspective Needed About World Economy
The Times – America is Key to Global Recovery But we Must be Willing to Play Our Part
CityAM – Washington Summit Awash with Economic Positivity
CityAM – Germany, ‘Jamaica’, France & the UK – a European Update
CityAM – How Geopolitics Trumps Economics
Financial Times – Averting a Crisis of Confidence in Kenya
BBC News – Eight Billionaires ‘as Rich as World’s Poorest Half’
The Telegraph – Keep Calm and Carry on, This is a Different World to 2008
Financial Times – Nigeria’sPension Regulator: ‘Ghosts don’t Have Biometrics’
The Telegraph – Fiscal Plans Will Jump Start Economies
The Telegraph – The Whole World is About to Grow
The Guardian – Britain, don’t be pessimistic – there are opportunities in the global economy
The Telegraph – Long-Term Thinking and Decisions are the Key to Rebalancing the Economy
Reuters – Shadow of Europe Darkens Bankers’ Paris Meeting
Financial Times – Inflation Still a Temptation for Dealing With Western Debt
The Spectator – The View from Davos: Boris Johnson’s Economic Adviser on Infrastructure
The Times – Time to Think Positive
Reuters – Insight – Davos elite see euro surviving, for now
Evening Standard – Creativity is the Key to Global Growth
Financial Times – Hopes Turn to Fear and Uncertainty
CNBC – Global Slowdown ‘Becoming a Genuine Possibility,’ as Europe, China Decelerate Further
Reuters – Woes deepen in Europe and China; U.S. the bright spot
FT – Bond buying plan heightens ECB dilemma
Financial Times – Debate Rages Over Benefits of Fiscal Austerity
Financial Times – Chart of the Week: Why Are SWFs Less Keen on Emerging Market FDI?
Reuters – Global economy hobbled by Europe, 2013 promises more: poll
World Economic Forum – A Sustainable Response to the Global Financial Crisis?
BBC News – Could Gold Have a Role in Calming Financial Markets?
Reuters – Slowing China aids global economic rebalancing
Reuters – Slowing China aids global economic rebalancing
Bloomberg – Gold’s Use to Back Value of Dollar Would be Impractical
The Sunday Times – So, Where is the Growth?
Daily Mail – Merkel Demands Closer EU Links to Avoid Financial Meltdown
The Times – Davos Diary Day 1: World’s Elite Divided
NYT – Citing Europe’s Progress, Merkel Urges Patience
NYT – Citing Europe’s Progress, Merkel Urges Patience
The Telegraph – Davos 2012: as it Happened, January 25, 2012
The Telegraph – Davos 2012 Mandelson Attacks Lyons Over ‘Euro Flawed and Cannot Survive’ Comment
WSJ – Euro Fears Send a Shiver Through Davos Revelry
The Times – There Are No Quick Wins
The Telegraph – Standard Chartered Chief Peter Sands Believes His Bank (and the UK) are Perfectly Placed to Weather the Global Economic Crisis
Reuters – World Economy to Trudge on in 2012 Despite Europe – Reuters Poll
Reuters – Analysis: BRICs Buffeted by Euro Storm but Stay on Course
Financial Times – Storm Clouds are Gathering Over Global Economy
The Guardian – Italian bond yields soar as strikes raise doubts over Monti’s austerity cuts
The Telegraph – ‘Ten days to rescue euro’ as leaders call for IMF funds
The Times – G20 Makes Limited Progress as Gloom Over Debt Crisis Deepens
The Times – We Must Spend More
Financial Times – The End of American Hegemony: The Legacy of September 11
Bloomberg – Tom Keene Talks to Standard Chartered’s Gerard Lyons
The Guardian – Financial Crisis: Full Force of US Downgrade is Felt Around the World
Financial Times – ECB Raises Interest Rates to 1.5%
Washington Post – Lyons Says Global Economy is Growing at ‘Gentler Place’
Evening Standard – Signs Point to Recovery – But it’s Going to be a Long Journey
Bloomberg – ‘Two Down, Two to Go’ on Europe Bailouts, Standard’s Lyons Says
The Observer – Still Fragile World Economy Braced for Effects of Yet Another Oil Shock
The Guardian – Davos: An Unrealistic View From the Mountain
Huff Post – Davos 2011: The World’s Future Is Either a Boom or a Disaster
Reuters – Analysis: Emerging Market Companies Buy Up the World
Financial Times – Optimism Over ‘Three-Speed’ Recovery
Reuters – Analysis: Emerging market companies buy up the world
BBC News – Davos 2011: Day 1 As it Happened
BBC News – Davos 2011: Business confidence near pre-crisis level
BBC News – Davos 2011: Business Confidence Near Pre-Crisis Level
Bloomberg – Treasuries Drop Before Reports on Goods Orders, Economic Growth
Financial Times – Behold the New Economic Super-Cycle
The Guardian – Standard Chartered warns of bubble in emerging markets
Bloomberg – ‘Urgent Action’ Needed to Control Capital Flows, StanChart Says
NYT – Greece, Out of Ideas, Requests Global Aid
The Korean Times – Global Economy Sees Realism Replacing Pessimism
Business Times Singapore – Davos, Realism Replaces Pessimism
The Times – It’s the Good, the Bad and the Ugly in 2010
Emirates Business – Economic Recovery is Confirmed
Reuters – Global imbalances to haunt G20 meeting
The Times – Three Reasons to Cheer Continuity at the Helm
The Times – Balanced Growth is a Win-Win Situation
Bloomberg – Lyons Says Global Economy So Weak Inflation Is No Problem
The Guardian – Road to recovery: the economists’ view
The Guardian – So, when does the contrition start?
The Economist – Stumble or fall?
The Telegraph – GFC: Does the World Need a New Banking ‘Policeman’?
Reuters – Dexia Gets Bailout, Europe Tries to Calm Bank Fears
Bloomberg – Around the Street: Talking Liquidity and the Economy
The Telegraph – Emerging Markets Will be Crucial for Future Prosperity
House of Representatives – Committee on Foreign Affairs: The rise of SWF and the impact on U.S. foreign policy and economic interests
The Observer – US Consumers Dragged Us Down
Reuters – Bankers’ gloom contrasts with chipper corporates
The Observer – New funding crisis to hit banks in 2008
WSJ – Credit Crunch Reshapes Map of Banking Power
Financial Times – Middle East Must Loosen Ties to the Dollar
The Economist – Countdown to lift-off
State Capitalism: The rise of sovereign wealth funds
Financial Times – State Capitalism: Playing Politics with Sovereign Wealth Funds
The Guardian – State Funds Put Free Trade at Risk
Evening Standard – The Great Mid-East and Asian Challenge
The Times – America to Press for Restrictions on Potent Sovereign Wealth Funds
The Observer – Bank is Best of British as it Sets the Standard in Asia
Evening Standard – Danger Lurks in Dollar Weakness
The Telegraph – As the US falters, Asia Holds the Key
The Sunday Times – Back From the Brink?
The CFO – The euro will run into trouble – but when?
Financial Director – The Banks’ Real Roulette Game isn’t Russian
Financial Director – Why the Dollar is Almost Past its Sell-by Date
WSJ – Dollar Is Seen Holding Gains Amid G-8 Summit, Asia Woes
NYT – After Failed ‘Breakout,’ Dollar Finds Its Friends Fickle
Financial Director – The Peak is Lower Than Last Cycle’s Trough
NYT – Loss of Confidence in Asian Economies to Keep Dollar Aloft
NYT – Traders Say Politics Aid Japan’s Currency : As Dollar Vies With Yen, The Mark Pushes Ahead
Sunday Business – The World’s Eyes Focus on the US Jobs Market
Sunday Business – G7 Should Send a Green Light for the Dollar
Sunday Business – The Rest of the World May Cool UK Rate Fever
Sunday Business – The World Watches the Disinflationary Movie
Sunday Business – Post-Election, The US May Choose to go for a Weaker Dollar
Sunday Business – The Dollar’s Drift Down the Swanee Set to Halt
Sunday Business – Shouting From the Rooftops About Low Inflation
Sunday Business – World Wide Web of Rates is Holding – Just
Sunday Business – Germany Suffers Economic Hangover
Sunday Business – Low Inflation Justifies Further Rate Cuts
Sunday Business – US Economy Clambers Out of the Doldrums
The Sun – We Must Hold Our Nerve on Finances
Evening Standard – World Growth Locomotive Runs Out of Steam
Evening Standard – Vigilante America Plays a Risky Trade Game
The Observer – Globalisation Makes the World go Round
The Times – Recovery Goes Hand in Hand with Global Revival
NYT – Can Britain Fight the Import Tide?
The Sunday Times – Round and Round Goes the Hunt for Growth
Financial Times – High Interest After Summit
The Independent – US Jobs Data Dash Recovery Hopes