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14.04.26

Financial Times: Global economic outlook darkens as policymakers count cost of Iran war

Central bankers and economists prepare to meet in Washington to assess conflict’s damage...

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14.04.26

Financial Times Letter: Ditch your dollar debt, as praying won’t do the trick

From Erik Fossing Nielsen...

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17.02.26

Fantasy Fiscal: The Economic Dream That Might Have Been

In an alternative reality, a newly elected Labour government levels with voters, raises and simplifies tax rates, reforms welfare and restores macroeconomic credibility. It pays a political price, yet in this counterfactual, tough early choices unlock falling interest rates, rising investment and a British productivity revival. This fantasy of coherence, credibility and growth is a...

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17.12.25

A Continent of Power: Does Europe Know Its True Strength? | To The Point

Europe – harassed and economically sidelined by the US and China. Is this picture accurate? Or does the continent have far more to offer than self-doubt? Our guests: John Kampfner (Journalist), Stormy-Annika Mildner (Aspen Institute), Erik Fossing Nielsen, Economist...

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24.11.25

Is this 1929 All Over Again?

John Llewellyn, Lehman’s Former Chief Economist, Head of Independent Economics, and Leading Global Analyst, Talks Today’s and Tomorrow’s Geoeconomics and Geopolitics...

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22.11.25

Javier Milei’s economic wins come with a side of pain for Argentina’s restaurants

Inflation-fuelled gastronomic boom fades as economy stabilises and stalls...

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05.11.25

The growth story of the 21st century: the economics and opportunity of climate action | LSE Event

The world stands at a crossroads. The next decade will determine whether we avoid climate, biodiversity, and economic catastrophe – or unlock a new era of sustainable, resilient, and inclusive growth....

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07.08.25

Japan Part Two: Lost in Translation

With our guest Russell Jones: What went wrong? A bursting property bubble, a banking system in denial, and a culture where shame trumps change....

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05.08.25

Japan Part One: From Feudal Isolation to Economic Superpower

With our guest Russell Jones, a brilliant economist and my old boss, we look at the Meiji Restoration, post-war reconstruction under America’s wing, and the wild property and stock market bubble of the 1980s....

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Financial Times: Global economic outlook darkens as policymakers count cost of Iran war

Financial Times Letter: Ditch your dollar debt, as praying won’t do the trick

Fantasy Fiscal: The Economic Dream That Might Have Been

A Continent of Power: Does Europe Know Its True Strength? | To The Point

Is this 1929 All Over Again?

Javier Milei’s economic wins come with a side of pain for Argentina’s restaurants

The growth story of the 21st century: the economics and opportunity of climate action | LSE Event

Japan Part Two: Lost in Translation

Japan Part One: From Feudal Isolation to Economic Superpower

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