Andy Mukherjee

There are good reasons to expect that housing prices in the city-state won’t swoon or zoom

Once short-term US rates start moving lower, it will be time for landlords to step out of the shadow.

Opportunities are shrinking, and opting out is becoming a lifestyle for young, educated people

A protocol to move money across borders quickly at a low fee will be the best thing to happen to instant payments – until the next best thing comes along

Unlike 10 years ago, the Indian PM isn’t promising major economic reforms. That suits investors just fine

Not even supercomputers can crack the codes at the heart of digital cash. But that protection may fade as technology evolves.

SINGAPORE’S landlords have jacked up rents by more than half over the past two years.

The de-dollarisation project is counting on blockchain technology to end the greenback’s hegemony. The hope may be misplaced

Build, and they’ll come. An 18.6 per cent post-pandemic vacancy rate means the adage is no longer true of office buildings in the US. 

Bank deposits always convert to currency at face value – or that’s what people believe. So why not put these liabilities on the blockchain?