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Biculturalism and complexities of Brexit

Biculturalism and complexities of Brexit

Why Germans mustn’t say the Brits should stay in the EU ...
Rocky path to a low-carbon economy

Rocky path to a low-carbon economy

Calls for a ‘carbon’ budget exaggerate transitional risks ...
Light in the multicurrency tunnel

Light in the multicurrency tunnel

How Merkel’s weakness could help the UK ...
Welcome to the multicurrency reserve system

Welcome to the multicurrency reserve system

Renminbi’s dollar depegging: Beijing’s worst-kept secret ...
Why Europe needs to resolve euro trilemma

Why Europe needs to resolve euro trilemma

Britain must delay vote to 2017 to lower Brexit chances ...
Independence: Important but not absolute

Independence: Important but not absolute

In Nigeria, and elsewhere, central banks matter ...
Improving EMU’s incomplete architecture

Improving EMU’s incomplete architecture

Why Europe needs more than ECB asset purchases ...
Insecurity in ‘a time out of joint’

Insecurity in ‘a time out of joint’

Confrontation beckons over Russia, US and Europe ...
In the euro area, trust is everything

In the euro area, trust is everything

Economic and monetary union has sometimes been likened to a marriage. If ...
The Karl Otto Pöhl guide to central banking behaviour

The Karl Otto Pöhl guide to central banking behaviour

Seven precepts from the Bundesbank president who died last week ...
Full-scale ECB quantitative easing less likely

Full-scale ECB quantitative easing less likely

Shock may be comparable to 1992 revelations on ‘Emminger letter’ ...
Obama may now take the gloves off with Europe

Obama may now take the gloves off with Europe

U.S. may put pressure on to solve euro crisis for good ...

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