Economics, Policy & Regulation
Sri Lanka: New President Wins In An Upset
In a massive political upset, a neo-Marxist political outsider won September’s presidential election in Sri Lanka. The victory of Anura...
Economics, Policy & Regulation
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Emerging & Frontier Markets
Bhutan: The Happiness Economy
Bhutan is banking on a unique mix of abundant energy, a clean environment, and wellness entrepreneurism to lure foreign investors....
Economics, Policy & Regulation
Searching For A Soft Landing
Inflation is easing and growth is stabilizing, but geopolitical conflicts and fiscal uncertainty still threaten a global soft landing. ...
Economics, Policy & Regulation
European Union: Riberia Gets Role As Hybrid Commissioner
Teresa Ribera’s appointment as European Union executive vice-president for a Clean, Just and Competitive Transition places her in the hybrid...
Economics, Policy & Regulation
Stakes Rising In The US-China AI Race
The intensifying competition between the United States and China over artificial intelligence (AI) is not merely an extension of their...
Economics, Policy & Regulation
Risky Business: Q&A With BMI’s Yoel Sano
Yoel Sano, head of Global Political and Security Risk at BMI, a Fitch Solutions company, speaks with Global Finance about...
Economics, Policy & Regulation
Egypt Gains Breathing Room
After a bailout pulls Egypt back from the brink, new foreign investment and robust local banks sector suggest a return...
Economics, Policy & Regulation
The Tariff Wars Return
After a half-century in which it embraced a doctrine of free trade, the industrialized West seems to be moving in...
Economics, Policy & Regulation
Brazil Central Bank President Campos Neto Sees Trade Friction As Big Risk To Global Economy
Global Finance magazine interviewed Brazil Central Bank President Roberto Campos Neto, who has been at the helm since February 2019....
Economics, Policy & Regulation
Senegal: Natural Resource Audit Makes Foreign Operators Nervous
African governments have a penchant for spooking foreign multinationals operating in natural resource sectors, especially in mining and oil and...
Economics, Policy & Regulation
Bangladesh: Nobel Laureate Steps Up To End Political Crisis
When Sheikh Hasina secured a fourth consecutive term as head of Bangladesh’s government this past January, her 15-year grip on...
Economics, Policy & Regulation
Ex-St. Louis Fed Chief Bullard On Rate Cuts, Global Economic Outlook
James Bullard, the former president of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis from 2008-2023 and a former member of...