De Gaulleing Developments
“The French don’t see the cordon sanitaire.” That was the message on Tuesday from Éric
“The French don’t see the cordon sanitaire.” That was the message on Tuesday from Éric
“Demagogues and nationalists on the rise is bad for our nation, it’s bad for Europe
“We’re already late.” She drummed her fingers impatiently on the sides of the steering wheel.
Ken Griffin’s concerned about Harvard, his alma mater. And also about higher education in the
How worried should investors (and the world) be about post-election volatility and societal upheaval in
In August of 1912, while addressing the Convention of the National Progressive Party in Chicago,
“There’s more to it. It’s not that simple.” I say that to myself, despairingly, all
I couldn’t decide if it was ironic. And if it was, whether he recognized the
The two-day China Development Forum ended on Monday, but a handful of US corporate luminaries
The SNB’s not waiting around. Switzerland became the first G10 country to cut rates in
Markets heard from Wang Yi on Thursday. Wang can be a little — how should
Joe Biden has a Benjamin Netanyahu problem. As most readers are doubtless aware, an aid
Inflation in the eurozone was a bit quicker than expected in February, data released on
The Chinese equity market is in dire straits, but don’t worry: The Party’s on it.
It’s barely February and US equities are up 4% in 2024 already. Coming off a
For what it’s worth — a mention, at least — inflation in Europe was a
Technically, Europe’s not in a recession. In every other sense, it is. The eurozone economy
The European economy is in a recession, basically, and price pressures, although no longer acute,
“We have a much stronger platform for 2024,” David Solomon said Tuesday, in remarks accompanying
Saturday was insurrection day in America. The third anniversary of the redneck rebellion. All across
“This moment is a test,” Isaac Herzog said, appealing to the Israeli public during a
Remember “Tariff Man?” He was Donald Trump’s macro superhero alter ego. Tariff Man’s superpower was…
The ECB “definitely did not discuss rate cuts” this week, Christine Lagarde insisted, after the
Xi Jinping’s China continues to raise more questions for investors than the Party is capable
G7 or Belt and Road. That was the choice for Italy. When push came to
Don’t be garish. Don’t be bearish. That was the message to employees at China International
Regular readers are familiar with my views on the futility of hedging geopolitical risk. I
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