CHINA WATCH / CREDIT BUBBLE BULLETIN

China Watch Doug Nolan I’ve held the view that Chinese finance has been at the epicenter of international market unease. The U.S./Chi...

GLOBAL ECONOMIC POLICYMAKERS ARE PLAYING WITH FIRE / THE FINANCIAL TIMES OP EDITORIAL

Global economic policymakers are playing with fire Too much of what ails the world economy is the result of ‘stupid stuff’ Martin Wolf ...

ARE INVESTORS READY FOR THE "DOOMSDAY DOLLAR" SCENARIO? / THE FINANCIAL TIMES OP EDITORIAL

Are investors ready for the ‘Doomsday Dollar’ scenario? What would it mean if the entire paradigm for long-term investing was to change? ...

GOLD COULD GET A BOOST FROM A WEAKER DOLLAR / BARRON´S MAGAZINE

Gold Could Get a Boost From a Weak Dollar By Randall W. Forsyth Photograph by Chung Sung-Jun/Getty Images You wouldn’t know it from ...

CAN THE U.S. AND CHINA MAKE A DEAL? / PROJECT SYNDICATE

Can the US and China Make a Deal? Driven by domestic nationalist forces and the need to save face, US President Donald Trump and his Chine...

THE NEXT PHASE OF CHINA´S REFORM AND OPENING UP / PROJECT SYNDICATE

The Next Phase of China’s Reform and Opening Up Over the last four decades, China has made major progress on integrating into global netw...

TOO DICEY: BETTING ON BITCOIN PRICES MAY SOON BE DEEMED ILLEGAL GAMBLING / THE ECONOMIST

Too dicey Betting on bitcoin prices may soon be deemed illegal gambling Regulators increasingly think crypto-derivatives are unsuitable ...

WHAT A POWER STRUGGLE IN BEIJING MIGHT LOOK LIKE / GEOPOLITICAL FUTURES

What a Power Struggle in Beijing Might Look Like The president won’t fall completely, but his authority could wane. By Phillip Orchard ...

CHINA´S 70 YEARS OF PROGRESS / PROJECT SYNDICATE

China’s 70 Years of Progress Much of the West, as well as Asia, continues to assume the worst about China – a habit of mind that could hav...

THE $5 TRILLION DIASPORA: DIMON´S LIEUTENANTS TAKE TOP ROLES / THE FINANCIAL TIMES

The $5tn diaspora: Dimon’s lieutenants take top roles JPMorgan Chase alumni flex the network as Scharf moves to Wells Fargo Robert Armst...