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Investors fear 2020

Teaser: Many investors remain surprisingly cautious about the outlook for 2020, despite a growing number of arguments that are more positive. Two weeks ago, I spoke at a conference for institutional investors, and it once again surprised me how nervous...
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China is running out of bridges

Teaser: For many years, China’s GDP growth has been supported by large public investments in infrastructure, but China’s government now quickly needs to find other solutions. The number of road bridges in China has increased from 658,000 in 2010 to...
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October’s Top 3 Reads

Read by tens of thousands of readers around the globe, these 3 contributions garnered the most attention this October, as published in CEOWorld Magazine (USA), Caixin Online (China), Jyllands-Posten (Denmark), Malaya Business Insight (Philippines), The Manila Times (Philippines), BusinessMirror (Philippines),...
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Soon investors will smile again

Teaser: Investors will be faced with more disappointing economic data the coming months, though it will force governments to increase fiscal spending, much to the joy of investors and the financial markets. The monthly economic report from the German central...
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ECB– A lost central bank

Teaser: The central bank for the Eurozone is currently the centre for heavy discussion– it might be a sign of a dysfunctional monetary union. During the past two weeks, a storm has hit the European Central Bank (ECB). The minutes...
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Giant fintech market in shake-up

Teaser: China’s central bank, People’s Bank of China (PBoC), mulls a shake-up of the mobile payment sector, which can have a huge impact. Those who have visited China most probably noticed immediately that everybody uses a QR code on their...
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Global debt is not a problem

Teaser: The investor’s trust in the monetary policy is fading, and the fear for a price bubble in the bond market is increasing, which is equal to rising volatility. On the 12th September, the European Central Bank (ECB) cut the...
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