Recession, yes or no. That has been the big question for several months now.
Category Archives: International and Monetary Economics
What caught my eye: The IMF economic outlook, the oil market in 2023, and the effects of Brexit
The International Monetary Fund published its economic outlook (in my opinion, it is a bit too optimistic):
Political paralysis in the United States likely – also a problem for Europe?
After the midterm elections in the U.S., there is hardly any time to take a deep breath on the political level.
U.S. economy remains robust, but recession likely next year
I expect a mild recession, but only a sluggish recovery thereafter at the end of 2023 and in 2024.
What caught my eye: The US-China trade conflict, workers and commuting, climate scenarios for central banks, and much more…
As always when Chad Bown publishes a piece, I can only recommend it!
U.S. economy: Surprisingly robust development with inflation still high
Recession, yes or no? Many economists have been pondering this question.
UK economy: A really hard winter and a slow recovery
The UK economy is currently in deep troubles during these days
What caught my eye: Monetary policy post-pandemic, investment treaties, the financial stability implications of digital assets, and much more…
Does the digital financial system create new potential challenges to financial stability?
Japan: Solid recovery from the pandemic this year, but clouds are gathering
The Japanese economy is doing well over the summer.
What caught my eye: Scientific writing, central bank digital currencies, the rise of the side startup, and much more…
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