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Points of View & Perspectives

September, 2018

  • 3 September

    Philippine economy feels the stress

    Teaser: For several years now, the Philippines has been one of the countries with the highest GDP growth in the world and the government is pushing for the story to continue, but right now there is a backlash.

August, 2018

  • 27 August

    US central bank on track in Jackson Hole

    Teaser: During the weekend, many of the world’s important central bankers met in Jackson Hole, where the opening speech was awaited with much excitement in the financial markets.

  • 15 August

    Wall Street believes in a ”Goldilocks” scenario

    There is one economic situation that any investor always dreams of, it is named after the American adventurous figure “Goldilocks” – in the financial markets, it means that stocks are rising, bond yields and inflation are low, and all investors go unworried to bed every night – that’s the feeling on Wall Street right now.

  • 6 August

    Central banks around the globe on hard work

    The U.S.–China trade war, inflation, and increased public spending are influencing economies around the globe- which forces central banks to act, though in different ways.

July, 2018

  • 29 July

    Revisiting China’s healthcare sector

    China’s healthcare sector was one of the sectors that was significantly reformed last year, which is positive- though lately, it seems to be going through a scandal of its own.

  • 23 July

    Italy – A European struggle

    It has been quiet for a couple of months now in Italy, but scratching the surface discloses that the best bet is that turmoil returns in one way or the other.

  • 15 July

    China strikes back at US with…. tax cuts

    When US President Trump was heading across the Atlantic to the NATO top summit this week, he did not forget China, so he announced a further escalation of the trade war.

  • 8 July

    A world with economic A and B nations

    It is obvious that the world has become accustomed to globalisation of production. But there is more into it than a globalised production line of goods. During the past 30 years the monetary policy has also been globalised though that might reverse now which will disclose stress in some economies. This will challenge investors and actually also governments.

  • 1 July

    Germany slows down Europe’s economy

    Germany and Chancellor Angela Merkel is back in the centre of the storm, and this time, it affects the financial markets.

June, 2018

  • 24 June

    India also caught in Trump’s storm

    On the 3rd June, the governor of the Reserve Bank of India, Urjit Patel, had a chronicle in the Financial Times that was particularly interesting. It is already old news, but the very special fact that a central bank governor writes such a chronicle still deserves some attention. In addition, it is from the central bank of Asia’s third largest …