The new north American trade deal contains a lesson for Brexit Britain By George Magnus Posted on October 8, 2018 In China, Global Economy + Finance, United States China, FTA 0 You can do a deal with China or the US but not bothContinue reading...
Are we headed for a currency war? By George Magnus Posted on July 24, 2018 In China, United States CNY, Currency war 0 Trade wars do enough harm but the Sino-US dispute continues to escalateContinue reading...
Is the G7 a dead parrot? By George Magnus Posted on June 11, 2018 In Europe + UK, Global Economy + Finance, United States G7, global institutions 0 The group is weaker for the undermining strategy of the US, but still has a role to playContinue reading...
Continuity underlines most 2018 predictions: how realistic is that? By George Magnus Posted on January 3, 2018 In Viewpoints 2018, Brexit 9 As punditry goes overboard this week on the 2018 outlook, what do we really know? What we should be looking for isn’t so much forecasts as discontinuities.Continue reading...
How Trump could completely reshape the federal reserve By George Magnus Posted on October 1, 2017November 16, 2017 In United States Federal Reserve, quantitative easing 0 The resignation of Vice Chair Stanley Fischer reminds us that the fed faces an uncertain future.Continue reading...
Donald Trump and Xi Jinping go head-to-head By George Magnus Posted on April 10, 2017November 16, 2017 In United States Trump, Xi Jinping 0 If the US president expects significant economic climb-downs this week, he’ll be disappointed.Continue reading...