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Xi Wants a PBOC That Looks a Lot Like the Fed

Great powers need formidable central banks and remarks from Xi Jinping suggest he considers China’s financial machinery is not quite up to scratch....

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Asian Currencies Can't Fight the Dollar on a Rampage

Paul O'Neill, a Treasury secretary under George W. Bush, ran into controversy on his first overseas trip when he had the temerity to question the...

17.04.2024 4

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A Double-Dip Recession in the Land of the Long White Cloud

Give New Zealand a bit of credit. The nation's economy is small, but often punches well above its weight in monetary policy. First in the world to...

16.04.2024 8

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Hard Math Is Driving Thailand’s Race to Reinvention

Thailand is racing to both revive — and renovate — the economy, bringing with it profound social changes. Infamous for its role in Asia's...

10.04.2024 10

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Disruptors Are Coming for an Outsourcing Superpower

Gazing down at the bustle of Manila from the upper floors of a skyscraper late one evening, it’s easy to feel like you are near the center of one of...

05.04.2024 6

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Let’s Applaud the Good News for the World Economy

The gentle upswing in manufacturing should be welcomed rather than scoured for caveats. The good news is that the global economy appears to have...

03.04.2024 9

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The Dollar Is More Armored Division Than Currency

There’s just no getting past the supremacy of the dollar, much as skeptics of American influence wish for it or lonely yen bulls cry for relief. The...

31.03.2024 10

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It’ll Take More Than Patriotism to Save Malaysia’s Currency

Malaysia wants to be great again, at least in foreign exchange. The nation's currency recently approached a level seen as near-catastrophic during the...

27.03.2024 5

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BOJ Has Hiked at Last, But This Tiny Step Is No Liftoff

Japan’s decision to jettison negative interest rates is rich in symbolism. Deflation, which dogged the economy for a generation, has been...

19.03.2024 20

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Japan Is Back, China Is Over. The Trouble With Narratives

Japan is back, China is over. Only a few years ago, such an assertion would have been dismissed out of hand. The latter was on the road to economic...

14.03.2024 5

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When Too Much Central Bank Independence Is a Bad Thing

Modern economies shouldn't be run by cult figures. The ability of central banks to respond to shifts in prices and employment, as well as combat...

13.03.2024 3

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Singapore Is Bracing for a Super-Aging Society

Never mind the legions of imported bankers, engineers, stevedores and nannies. Singapore's attraction for these pillars of a successful hub is well...

01.03.2024 20

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Made in America May Be Stamped on China Stimulus

Jerome Powell isn’t losing much sleep over China's economic woes, absent a steeper turn south that jeopardizes the robust performance of the US. The...

06.02.2024 3

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An Economic Revolution Comes Late Down Under

The Reserve Bank of Australia, once the envy of the world for presiding over a three-decade economic expansion, has hurtled back to earth. The first...

05.02.2024 10

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Spanish Galleons in Singapore Tell Powerful Trade Story

Chip wars wouldn’t faze 17th-century Augustinian monks in the Philippines. The friars and their Spanish patrons might have waved away trendy...

02.02.2024 3

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Ueda Finds His Mojo, and Japan’s Rate Message Cuts Through

Better late than never. The Bank of Japan is beginning to discover the power of effective communications after some rookie errors during Kazuo...

29.01.2024 5

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The Last Mile of Inflation Has a Bad Reputation

In the rapidly evolving outlook for interest rates, some things are still sacrosanct. The pace of price increases has slowed significantly, and the...

24.01.2024 3

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The Global Rate-Cut Debate Is Playing Out in a Bangkok Drama

From villains to heroes. If there's one theme that has dominated markets in the opening days of the year, it's been breathless speculation about which...

17.01.2024 10

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China's Surprise Interest-Rate Inaction Is a Missed Opportunity

When China was busy leapfrogging incumbent industrial giants in the first years of this century, the Federal Reserve was increasingly worried about a...

16.01.2024 10

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The Danger of Talking Down Immigration Down Under

Pre-pandemic Australia looks like hallowed ground that the contemporary economy will struggle to surpass. For local officials who aspire to take a...

09.01.2024 7

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The Latest Indignity for China’s Flawed Recovery

China’s disappointing recovery appears to be suffering another indignity. Neighbors whose economic fortunes were supposed to be tied to the heft of...

04.01.2024 6

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How Central Banks Saved the World. And Will Again

To hear it from bulls, the newborn year already belongs to central banks. Reviled not long ago for letting prices surge, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome...

03.01.2024 3

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Tough Lessons From China’s Fizzled Recovery

Instead of being 2023’s banner economy, China was relegated to the ranks of the also-rans. Rather than roaring back after the draconian Covid-Zero...

27.12.2023 5

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‘The Wolf’ Could Teach Central Bankers to Clean Their Mess

In the final stages of the long boom that was upended by the pandemic, some acclaimed central bank alumni appeared on a stage in Atlanta and canvassed...

06.12.2023 2

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Greenspan Could Never Make It in New Zealand

New Zealand enjoyed the fame of having the first inflation-targeting central bank so much three decades ago that the new prime minister wants to...

04.12.2023 3

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Lessons From an Export Hub’s Lucky Economic Escape

The recession handwringing that has become a big part of life in the US and Europe unfortunately skips over a useful proxy for global growth. South...

15.11.2023 3

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Deflation Is the Last Thing China’s Recovery Needs

A senior Chinese central banker declared this week that he had few worries. President Xi Jinping's modest target of 5% growth, reckoned to be in...

10.11.2023 5

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When a 13th Rate Hike Won’t Make Much Difference

Central bankers Down Under prefer their coffee mugs half full, making this a delicate moment for Michele Bullock to undertake her first interest-rate...

07.11.2023 3

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BOJ Shuffles Away from YCC, But Don’t Tell Anyone

Kazuo Ueda’s mission to dismantle the cumbersome legacy of his predecessor is advancing more rapidly than seemed likely when he took the helm of the...

31.10.2023 9

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Dollar Hegemon Comes for Indonesia. Who Is Next?

Goodbye helping hand, hello shock therapy. Central banks in Asia are entertaining muscular tactics to shore up faltering currencies. That means...

27.10.2023 6

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China Is Starting to Get Serious About Stimulus

If there was any doubt that shoring up the fragile recovery was the primary domestic concern of Xi Jinping, it ought to have been erased by new and...

26.10.2023 3

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Singapore Gives Economic Optimists Some Succor

To hear it from Singapore, the global economy is a glass half full. The central bank's latest assessment skips some of the pessimism that's been a...

16.10.2023 2

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The Bank of Japan Flunks the Communications Test

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22.09.2023 5

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The Economics Story China Doesn’t Own

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20.09.2023 10

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Hold the Champagne on China’s Economy

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17.09.2023 4

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When Weaponizing Inflation Targets Goes Wrong

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15.09.2023 2

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The BOJ Hunts for Keys to the Interest-Rate Time Machine

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12.09.2023 1

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The Great Inflation Record You’ll Never Hear About

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08.09.2023 1

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