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The coronavirus is set to have a very large short-term negative impact on world growth. But the medium-term growth outlook is more uncertain. Much...
The eurozone has a serious problem: It’s stuck in secular stagnation, a world of ultra-low interest rates, below-target inflation, and underwhelming...
The surge in government debt caused by ballooning fiscal deficits is a necessary response to the coronavirus crisis. Even if governments fail to meet...
Global monetary growth has been its fastest for decades over recent months, but we continue to believe inflation risks are lower than many think. A...
Which is the bigger risk in the wake of the coronavirus crisis: inflation or deflation? While some observers have recently argued that high inflation...
Despite the third-highest income Gini coefficient among G7 nations, income inequality has not been a big issue in Japan yet.
In fact, its Gini index...
Unlike in other advanced economies, Japan’s long period of low interest rates hasn’t caused high leveraging or major asset price bubbles, which are...
Our long-term forecasts point to a subdued outlook for world growth. Weexpect global GDP to rise by 2.7% per year in the next decade, little changed...
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