Global economy & markets
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Where tomorrow’s finance powerhouses are rising
Find out where tomorrow’s competitors to established finance powerhouses New York City and London are emerging.
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US economic enthusiasm remains high
Tariffs, rising interest rates, and difficulty finding workers are not enough to slow projected growth, according to a survey of finance decision-makers.
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Why countries with ‘no baggage’ can rise quickly
Nandu Nandkishore, an executive fellow at London Business School, discusses why tech-driven disruption is going to continue and how global population changes will affect the world economy.
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Breathe easier
A 7-metre-tall tower is trying to do its part to clean up dirty air.
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European finance departments brace for new Iran sanctions
Experts offer guidance how navigating the situation in the face of mounting uncertainty.
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Businesses take action in escalating tariff tit-for-tat
Multinational companies have begun to respond to tariffs and tariff threats the US, Europe, and China have traded. But what bothers businesses even more is the uncertainty of a possible trade war.
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CEOs have high hopes despite concerns
CEOs worldwide are very optimistic about economic growth, but concerns dampen their confidence about their own companies’ performance.
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Tariff talk worries some business executives
Potential trade conflicts between the US and its major economic partners give 38% of finance decision-makers reason for moderate or significant concern.
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Potential business opportunities from Korea talks
A new era of economic co-operation on the peninsula could offer significant competitive advantages for South Korean companies against the low-cost labour markets in China, Vietnam, and Malaysia.
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Growing our markets: The view from Irene Teng
Irene Teng, executive vice-president–global markets, discusses preparation for shifts in the global economic picture.
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