Why are world leaders ditching Davos?
The World Economic Forum’s annual knees-up is looking less relevant than ever.
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The World Economic Forum’s annual knees-up is looking less relevant than ever.
A few less awful statistics do not mean we are on the road to recovery but the biggest single threat – energy prices – is declining.
Fiscal and financial authorities’ room for manoeuvre has never been so limited. But let’s also remember that economists have successfully predicted seven out of the last two recessions.
The dollar is the world’s reserve currency, changes in its value have implications for the entire global economy.
Even so, the accumulation of debt by governments, businesses and in emerging market economies during the pandemic has created new vulnerabilities.
Even before the coronavirus pandemic hit, the global economy was already facing the risks and costs of reduced global trade driven by increased protectionism and
It took a while for British critics of free markets to start taking the virus sweeping the globe seriously. Once they realised, we began to
A personal view from Ian Stewart, Deloitte’s Chief Economist in the UK. The global financial crisis of 2008-09 ended a period of good and predictable
We are all shareholders in Shell, one way or another. Staple holding of pension plans, income funds and buy-and-forget investors, Royal Dutch Shell provides nearly
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