WHY THE BULL MARKET COULD END IN 2020 / BARRON´S MAGAZINE

Why the Bull Market Could End in 2020 By Ben Levisohn                                                   ...

THE TRANSATLANTIC RUPTURE / PROJECT SYNDICATE

The Transatlantic Rupture Dominique Moisi PARIS – The national park of Thingvellir, 30 miles east of Reykjavik, is Iceland’s most im...

MAMA´S LOVE: CHINA STARTS EASING MONETARY POLICY. OR DOES IT? / THE ECONOMIST

Mama’s love China starts easing monetary policy. Or does it? The challenges of interpreting the central bank’s latest move CHINES...

GLOBAL DEBT IS WEIGHING ON GOLD PRICES / SAFE HAVEN

Global Debt Is Weighing On Gold Prices By Arkadiusz Sieron In the latest edition of the Market Overview, we have analyzed the risk r...

A NEW BREXIT PLAN CREATES FRESH DEPTHS OF CHAOS / THE ECONOMIST

Just another week in British politics A new Brexit plan creates fresh depths of chaos And the worst is yet to come A REALLY sensible...

THE IRREMEDIABLE FOLLY OF A "NO DEAL" BREXIT / THE FINANCIAL TIMES OP EDITORIAL

The irremediable folly of a ‘no deal’ Brexit Claims that leaving the EU will boost growth rest on questionable assumptions Martin Wolf ...

HOLLYWOOD ENDING: CAN NETFLIX PLEASE INVESTORS AND STILL AVOID THE TECHLASH / THE ECONOMIST

Hollywood ending Can Netflix please investors and still avoid the techlash? Its content consumes 20% of the world’s downstream bandwidt...

THE BATTLE FOR GERMANY´S SOUL / PROJECT SYNDICATE

The Battle for Germany’s Soul Carl Bildt STOCKHOLM – One year after the death of former German Chancellor Helmut Kohl, the country ...

IN SEARCH OF A THIRD GERMAN ECONOMIC MIRACLE / GEOPOLITICAL FUTURES

In Search of a Third German Economic Miracle By Jacob L. Shapiro   Germany’s economy is in trouble. According to the Ifo Insti...

CHINA´S BEAR MARKET WOES RUN DEEPER THAN TRUMP TARIFFS / THE FINANCIAL TIMES

China’s bear market woes run deeper than Trump tariffs Trade war a sideshow to bigger concerns about tight credit and poor data Don Wei...

INVESTORS NEED TO GET USED TO A WORLD OF LOW RATES / THE FINANCIAL TIMES

Investors need to get used to a world of low rates Interest rates and inflation will remain subdued even after central banks stop buying ...