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The next global financial crisis is closer than you think - MSNIf you’ve been paying attention, the crisis is practically knocking at our doors. Global corporate debt is suffocating the system. At $22.1 trillion, it’s higher than ever, with $11.3 trillion ...
The dollar’s plunge and gold’s surge this year are signs that financial markets are not pleased with the Trump administration’s policies, according to a former IMF official. Unless there is a major ...
Efficient and equitable distribution of risk is key to reforming the international financial system which, in its current ...
Part 1 of this two-part series looked at the factors which may make a new financial crisis inevitable. Part 2 looks at the transmission of shocks, and the global economy's resilience and capacity ...
S teve Diggle’s Artradis was once the biggest hedge fund in Asia. In the era of the global financial crisis and “The Big Short,” his tail-risk fund — a portfolio of instruments that ...
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The financial crisis of 2025? Better to be ready - MSNAmidst unpredictable US trade policies, the risk of a financial crisis looms, ... a global pandemic or, in the current case, the premeditated actions of the world’s biggest economy.
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The EastAfrican on MSNIs public investment the way to go to fund common social needs?A bold call for global public investment aims to replace outdated aid with fair, ...
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Sudan News Agency (SUNA) on MSNAddressing the Fourth InternationalPresident of the Transitional Sovereignty Council (TSC), General Abdel-Fattah Al-Burhan, said that the Sudan crisis has demonstrated, beyond any doubt, that the current global financial system needs ...
The crash of 2008 was supposed to augur the end of ultraspeculative financial capitalism. But financial actors have actually gone from strength to strength since then, and fictitious capital is a ...
The 14 countries surveyed – the United States, the Republic of Korea, Thailand, India, Indonesia, Italy, Hungary, Germany, Sweden, Brazil, Mexico, Morocco, South Africa and Nigeria – represent ...
This new research also shows that a majority of psychopaths would even be willing to cause a global financial crisis – if they personally would profit from, for example, falling stock prices.
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