WELCOME TO THE AGE OF HOARDING / THE FINANCIAL TIMES OP EDITORIAL

Welcome to the age of hoarding As global economic uncertainty mounts, stockpiling is back Gillian Tett © Efi Chalikopoulou When the Iran war...

THE GLOBAL ECONOMY`S HIDDEN REBALANCING / PROJECT SYNDICATE

The Global Economy’s Hidden Rebalancing Although the global growth rate in 2026 is projected to be almost the same as it was in 2025, the he...

THE CHALLENGE OF USING EXCESS GLOBAL SAVINGS / THE FINANCIAL TIMES OP EDITORIAL

The challenge of using excess global savings We now seem unable to turn the surplus in some countries into productive investment elsewhere M...

IF STIMULUS COULD SAVE CHINA, IT WOULDN´T NEED IT / THE WALL STREET JOURNAL OP EDITORIAL

If Stimulus Could Save China, It Wouldn’t Need It The problem isn’t too much saving, it’s that politics inhibits productive investment of ca...

CHINA´S EXCESS SAVINGS ARE A DANGER / THE FINANCIAL TIMES OP EDITORIAL

China’s excess savings are a danger Beijing must dare to choose radical remedies to deal with them Martin Wolf © James Ferguson China is the...

WHAT HAPPENED TO THE SAVINGS SQUIRRELLED AWAY DURING THE PANDEMIC? / THE FINANCIAL TIMES OP EDITORIAL

What happened to the savings squirrelled away during the pandemic? Betting against the American consumer is bold. But there are signs that t...

THE REAL PROBLEM WITH CHINA´S ECONOMY / PROJECT SYNDICATE

The Real Problem with China’s Economy If Chinese savings remain at their current level (over 40% of GDP), but investment falls to 30% of GDP...

JAPAN, GERMANY AND THE CHALLENGE OF EXCESS SAVINGS / THE FINANCIAL TIMES OP EDITORIAL

Japan, Germany and the challenge of excess savings T okyo is trapped when it comes to managing this structural issue Martin Wolf © James Fer...