Anthony Rowley

Unlike stock markets, bond markets are signalling a more cognisant and mature appreciation of the state of government finances

By competing rather than dovetailing with the Belt and Road Initiative, the joint project with the World Bank reflects increasing regional fragmentation

Stock markets have been looking decidedly choppy of late with price volatility increasing from day to day, especially where artificial intelligence-related stocks, and technology stocks in general, are concerned.

Tokyo's overtures towards the G7 assume that China is a threat to be countered with economic or security measures

A “perfect storm in the making” sounds more like a sensational newspaper headline than an alert from a quasi-official group of financial experts, and

The favourite to become Britain's next prime minister is the latest figure promoting greater state control of important national assets

Stock indices are “beacons of light” in an investment universe that is becoming increasingly complex and difficult to na...

After decades of hollowing out their manufacturing bases, Western and Japanese policymakers can and should do more than bewail China's rise

Is Japan a good investment for asset managers at a time when so much uncertainty surrounds the yen and Tokyo stock prices, and their future direction?

While economies linked to hi-tech supply chains may perform well, unequal outcomes and economic instability still loom for much of the world