How Countries Should Respond to the Strong Dollar
The dollar is at its highest level since 2000, having appreciated 22 percent against the yen, 13 percent against the Euro and 6 percent against...
Author : Nelli Avetisyan
High Inflation Darkens Global Economic Outlook – WSJ
Policy makers around the world see rising risks that the global economic slowdown could turn into a steeper slump due to strong inflation, high energy...
Goldman Sachs expects worse UK recession in 2023 – The Guardian
The UK is likely to enter a deeper recession than previously expected next year, while interest rates and inflation will be lower than forecast, according...
Who will survive the fintech bloodbath? – The Economist
The annual Sibos conference is the Davos of the payments industry. The latest opus in Amsterdam, attended by 10,000 delegates from October 10th to 13th,...
UK investors brace for another week of market turbulence – The Guardian
City investors are bracing for a week of renewed choppy trading in UK financial markets as Liz Truss’s government attempts to regain control and the...
Is fintech losing its lustre for career changers? – The Financial Times
For years, technology companies sought to woo senior staff from traditional industries, offering them both the opportunity of a leading role in the future of...
Fintechs have made people’s lives unnecessarily complicated
Money is too complicated, and we’re to blame. Banks created a bewildering array of financial products. Fintechs made it worse. I should know. I’ve started...
Inflation Sits at 8.2% as Core Prices Hit Four-Decade High – WSJ
U.S. consumer inflation excluding energy and food accelerated to a new four-decade high in September, a sign that strong and broad price pressures are persisting....
Will Bank of England have to step in again to mop up market mess? – The Guardian
There are just a few hours to go before the end of the Bank of England’s emergency bond-buying programme, brought in two weeks ago to...
Rates are rising at unprecedented speed. When will they bite? – The Economist
If you want to impress central bankers, inject “long and variable lags” into a conversation and heave a heavy sigh. The phrase, coined by Milton...