Barry Eichengreen explains why the US president’s second administration, unlike his first, is targeting all three.

Véron uses official reports, secondary sources, and participant interviews to describe the negotiations leading up to the decision by European leaders to create a banking union in 2012.

Collier contemplates the fate of left-behind places, blaming centralized decision-making and blind faith in the market for failing to stem persistent decline.

Speculation is rife that he’ll pull the US out of the Bretton Woods twins and end the independence of the Federal Reserve.

The greenback’s global dominance was forged on trade, alliances and institutions — now that era is at risk of drawing to a ...

The U.S. dollar’s dominance is slipping amid a highly concentrated stock market and shifting global alliances. Read more here ...

Look at ETFs to safeguard your portfolio as declining consumer confidence, sluggish growth and persistent inflationary ...

The Smoot-Hawley tariffs were meant to protect farmers, but grew owing to congressional “logrolling”, as representatives ...

The greenback was supposed to get a boost from tariffs. That’s not happening, even with the stock market falling.