international monetary system

Trade uncertainty is disrupting the macroeconomic recovery path that was emerging in 2024, says Edward Robinson

PUBLIC debt is higher and growing faster than projected before the Covid-19 pandemic, driven mainly by the US and China, the world’s two largest economies, the International Monetary Fund’s (IMF) top ...

THIS year started with a rip-roaring rally in the markets. Both US and emerging markets equities bounced over 20 per cent on average; some of the major growth stocks surged by 100 per cent compared to...

The collapse of the postwar Bretton Woods monetary system was inevitable and what looked like failure has given rise to a remarkably resilient regime.

They proliferate uncontrollably and are objects of speculation rather than stores of value

MORE countries are likely to seek debt relief as a stronger dollar makes repayments tougher, and the program that rich nations have to help poorer ones needs to be faster and broader, the Internationa...

International monetary system set to become multipolar

Public policies should concentrate on regeneration, productivity and education, he says