Watch the financial cycle: are we headed for recession? By George Magnus Posted on July 9, 2019 In Global Economy + Finance 2020 recession risk, capiatl markets 0 Indicators suggest that something is not right at allContinue reading...
The Bank of England joins the hikers By George Magnus Posted on February 20, 2018 In Europe + UK Bank of England, interest rates 2 Mark Carney has signalled that it is time for an interest rate rise. What’s his thinking?Continue reading...
US economy is doing fine – but headwinds are building By George Magnus Posted on January 8, 2018 In United States 2018 outlook, expansion 10 US economy has started 2018 in fine fettle, but that just makes us complacent about the inevitable recession that will followUSContinue reading...
The Fed awakens: US interest rates start their rise By George Magnus Posted on December 17, 2015 In United States Federal Reserve, interest rates 0 First published: Nikkei Asian Review, 17/12/2015“There’s been an awakening —Continue reading...
Fed risks dropping the reins on US policy By George Magnus Posted on September 21, 2015 In United States Federal Reserve, interest rates 0 First published: ft.com, 21/09/2015 Yellen must tell markets about the difficult trade-offs it facesIn the past five years,Continue reading...
Market mayhem globally, Credit kleptocracy in China By George Magnus Posted on October 19, 2014December 3, 2014 In Viewpoints Anti-corruption, central banks 0 19th October 2014 This blog is a sort of exhale after the market mayhem that began just over a week ago –Continue reading...
