Joseph Wang: Are Markets Misreading the Fed?
Are the markets misreading the US Federal Reserve’s intention to curb inflation? And what are the risks of misreading the Fed? Find out on our latest Podcast
Macroeconomic News: Insights into Economic Trends and Developments
The R-Word
Fearing a recession is a psychological phenomenon. Experiencing one is a whole different thing. And if fear were the real risk, the recession itself must be of no importance.
Capitalism with Jinping Characteristics
A Chinese invasion of Taiwan would be the most disruptive geoeconomic event possible, equivalent to an invasion of Japan or Western Europe, and just short of nuclear war.
Inflation Killer
A recession is usually been defined by two consecutive quarters of negative GDP growth. But it seems that’s out the window now.
Economic Shrinkage
Once an economy has gotten used to big doses of cheap money (artificially low interest rates…deficits…quantitative easing, etc.), trying to go back to normal monetary policies is painful.
If El Salvador Is the next Sri Lanka, Then Who’s after That?
If we’re headed into another debt crisis and severe global recession, then the chickens of ill-conceived central banker and government policies will come home to roost.
