Whatever RCEP is, it’s not the answer to the slump in world trade By George Magnus Posted on February 12, 2021 In China, Emerging Markets, Global Economy + Finance, Viewpoints China, RCEP 0 World trade expectations range between bounce back optimism to economic scarring. But RCEP isn’t going to help as its creators sayContinue reading...
The looming threat of a yuan depreciation By George Magnus Posted on August 8, 2018 In China, Emerging Markets Asian countries, Peoples Bank of China 0 Sino-American trade war could trigger a currency shock in Asian marketsContinue reading...
Just what the global economy needs—emerging markets hitting a brick wall By George Magnus Posted on May 28, 2018 In Emerging Markets Argentina. China, balance sheets 0 They are always ‘the future’ but regularly under economic and or financial pressureContinue reading...
Are authoritarian states better at delivering economic growth? By George Magnus Posted on March 23, 2018 In China, Emerging Markets, Global Economy + Finance authoritarian states, bad emperor 0 Welcome to the world where bad emperor risk is risingContinue reading...
Belt and Road Initiative stokes India-China confrontation By George Magnus Posted on March 4, 2018 In China, Emerging Markets No tags 6 Beijing’s infrastructure plans are making big Asian neighbors nervousContinue reading...
Why Brazil’s economy is all going nuts again By George Magnus Posted on June 19, 2017November 16, 2017 In Emerging Markets Brazil, Brazil GDP 0 As a corruption scandal rumbles on, Brazil struggles to emerge from recession. Where’s a commodity boom when you need one?Continue reading...
