The US dollar is firm within fairly narrow amounts that have prevailed this week as the market consolidates... Read More →
Category: Economics
Following Turkey's Lead
Turkey’s Prime Minister, Recep Tayyip Erdo?an, has said to judge the G20 Summit in Antalya on Sunday 15... Read More →
The Broader Message Conveyed by a...
The combination of the unequivocally strong US jobs report and the contrasting unexpected decline the german language factory... Read More →
Hopes Still Low for Chinese Investment...
Indonesian President Joko Widodo (Jokowi) visited China twice in his first year of presidency alone. In contrast, he... Read More →
The UK Rolls Out the Red Carpet for...
Narendra Modi, the prime minister of India, is in the UK from November 12 for a three-day visit.... Read More →
Can Beijing and Taipei Get Along?
The historic meeting in Singapore between Chinese President Xi Jinping and his Taiwanese counterpart, Ma Ying-jeou, on 7... Read More →
Is the U.S. Complicating TPP...
Alongside this week’s APEC leaders’ summit in Manila, US President Obama met counterparts and trade ministers from 11... Read More →
Nothing TPP-ish is Happening with the...
At the beginning of October, 12 Pacific Rim countries agreed on the actual Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) agreement. The... Read More →
South Africa's Game of Chicken...
Relations between the US and Nigeria have hit another low in a series of trade disputes that go... Read More →
The Lingering Effects of the Great...
The global financial crisis (GFC) that precipitated the worldwide great recession in 2008 has largely subsided. Capital markets... Read More →
Why are Mexico and Japan's...
On 29 September, President Enrique Peñthe Nieto formally launched an effort he had first announced in November 2014... Read More →
We've Got High Hopes…from...
Despite diplomatic missteps, APEC 2015 could pave method to regional peace and improvement. The triangular perspectives associated with... Read More →