Daniel Moss
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Winners Of The First Trade War May Not Be So Victorious
If levies of 25% can be whacked on Mexico and Canada within weeks of Trump's return to the Oval Office, what does that say about prospects for trade integration elsewhere, questions Daniel Moss.
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A View to 2025: Enough With the Central Bank Hawks and Doves
The coming year is likely to be rich in nuance: Inflation won't scale the heights of 2022, but officials are skeptical it will return to the ultra-low levels that prevailed before the pandemic.
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A View to 2025: Enough With the Central Bank Hawks and Doves
The coming year is likely to be rich in nuance: Inflation won't scale the heights of 2022, but officials are skeptical it will return to the ultra-low levels that prevailed before the pandemic.
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Why Falling Fertility Is Not a Crisis
Families are becoming more compact, in a trend that’s been with us for centuries. But there’s no need to worry over the cost to growth says Daniel Moss.
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Why Falling Fertility Is Not a Crisis
Families are becoming more compact, in a trend that’s been with us for centuries. But there’s no need to worry over the cost to growth says Daniel Moss.
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Markets Should Remember Campaigns Aren’t Government
Policymakers in the region will also need to look beyond initial reactions. Donald Trump’s victory on Tuesday isn’t the end of globalization.
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The Inflation Struggle Is Over. Just Don’t Tell Anyone
Is inflation really yesterday's story? Developments have been very encouraging.
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The Dollar Is on a Rampage, But Not on the Attack
A surging US currency, and weakening counterparts in Asia, aren’t signs that the world is entering a new FX war.
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The Global Rate-Cut Debate Is Playing Out In A Bangkok Drama
There's little doubt that borrowing costs will be lower in many key economies well before the end of 2024. Even the notoriously hawkish Bundesbank is on board.
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RBI, The World's Model Central Bank? Just Maybe
The RBI's rate cut in February was risky - few economists anticipated it - but appropriate. The signalling power was immense.
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Deflation Is The Last Thing China’s Recovery Needs
Prices took another leg down, suggesting a meaningful rebound is some time away, no matter the good growth numbers.
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Deflation Is The Last Thing China’s Recovery Needs
Prices took another leg down, suggesting a meaningful rebound is some time away, no matter the good growth numbers.
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Bank Of Japan Leaks Are Making An Awful Mess
Critical decisions by Bank of Japan are more likely to appear in the pages of the domestic media than in official communication.
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Bank Of Japan Leaks Are Making An Awful Mess
Critical decisions by Bank of Japan are more likely to appear in the pages of the domestic media than in official communication.
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Bank Of Japan Leaks Are Making An Awful Mess
Critical decisions by Bank of Japan are more likely to appear in the pages of the domestic media than in official communication.
