Daniel Moss
Australia’s economy is suddenly in too good a place
Under present conditions, there’s a tension between maintaining price stability and fostering employment
How keeping up with the Joneses in parenting is crimping fertility
A new study urges policymakers to consider taxing private education or scaling back favourable treatment
Why this China shock will hit close to home
With the US market cooling, where will China’s trade surplus go?
A runaway currency is putting Thailand in a tight spot
The baht is one of the region’s best performers against the US dollar this year, reaching the highest level since 2021
China’s economy needs help, but will it come?
Poor data shows the limits of Beijing’s wait-and-see approach
What even is good economic news anymore?
The trade war is making it hard to absorb positive messages
When being the China alternative isn’t enough
Cordial relations with Beijing and longstanding US ties may no longer be sufficient for supply chains to survive
Trump’s tariffs obscure a much bigger challenge for the world
The global economy is utterly dependent on the US. Growth elsewhere doesn’t look promising.
A stimulus is good, but China still faces a hard slog
IN LITTLE more than a week, China’s efforts to crank up its economy have achieved something important: President Xi Jinping changed the...
Why falling fertility is not a crisis
Demographic transition has been a defining feature of many significant shifts in economic history. And yet there’s an undercurrent of doom to our recent...
