Andrew Hammond

His administration is looking to impose more duties on its trade partners

At the WEF summit, Beijing rebuts critics as it enters a new era of prominence on the global stage

After a revolving door of prime ministers, UK voters might want a break from the past

The interim agreement carries more risk than buoyant financial markets are generally pricing in

Staying relevant in a changing world means incorporating more voices

The political agenda behind levies also threatens to hurt the region’s ties with the US

Big sporting events promise a boost to the host’s economy, but it is not a guarantee

A shift in governments’ attitudes towards state intervention is inaugurating a new era of economic planning

Asia bears the brunt of oil supply disruption, triggering a move to domestic investment and energy security

Even with the Iran crisis possibly winding down, its continuing human and economic cost will remain in focus