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Trump’s confused approach to foreign exchange is back

US competitiveness and openness could be undermined
1 May 2024 | By Mark Sobel
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Trump should prepare for market drop

Trump should prepare for market drop

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Monetary policy, not the White House, buoyed stock prices
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Filling the Phillips gap

Filling the Phillips gap

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Implications for monetary policy
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Greek bond issue is mixed blessing

Greek bond issue is mixed blessing

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Government must implement reform policies
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Emerging markets surpass expectations

Emerging markets surpass expectations

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Debt and equity assets rally in key economies
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Don't be afraid of bitcoin

Don’t be afraid of bitcoin

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Elastic money is key to price stability
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Mercosur momentum for EU deal

Mercosur momentum for EU deal

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Macri brings hope to world’s fifth largest trade bloc
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South Africa must call in IMF

South Africa must call in IMF

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How to restore investor confidence
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EU still offers example for Asean

EU still offers example for Asean

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Crab-like deal-making in Southeast Asia
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Folly of leaving EU customs union

Folly of leaving EU customs union

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Britain's great trading future is an illusion
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The return of hard power

The return of hard power

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Governments increase defence spending
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Onus is on Africans

Onus is on Africans

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Governance and leadership in the continent
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EU-Japan pact is bad omen for Britain

EU-Japan pact is bad omen for Britain

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Automotive sector illustrates scope of Brexit quandary
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May's offer to EU citizens lacks substance

May’s offer to EU citizens lacks substance

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As soft power ebbs, UK economy will be the loser
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Canada leads developed economies

Canada leads developed economies

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High household debt raises doubts
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AIIB becoming invaluable institution

AIIB becoming invaluable institution

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China's development serves world economy
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Renzi's step too far

Renzi’s step too far

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In Italy, Berlusconi may return
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