Daniel Moss

The coming year is likely to be rich in nuance: Inflation won't scale the heights of 2022, but officials are skeptical it will return to the ultra-low levels that prevailed before the pandemic.

The greenback has seen off plenty of challengers — for good reason. Trump would do well to recognize its huge strategic value.

Emerging markets are in the crosshairs of the greenback's rally. That's an early challenge to the ambitious agenda of Indonesia's leader.

Emerging markets are in the crosshairs of the greenback’s rally. That’s an early challenge to the ambitious agenda of Indonesia’s leader.

With the president and his acting successor impeached, the economy shaky, and the nation in mourning, it’s time for the Bank of Korea to step up.

IN LITTLE more than a week, China's efforts to crank up its economy have achieved something important: President Xi Jinping changed the conversation about global prospects. The US Federal Reserve, usually the principal force driving market sentiment and forecasting, has company.

With markets sniffing out fiscal vulnerabilities in many countries, this would be an inopportune time to lose discipline.

A long-awaited autopsy of the lost decades reveals that the governor is eager to move on. But the potential for missteps is great.

A long-awaited autopsy of the lost decades reveals that the governor is eager to move on. But the potential for missteps is great.

No matter what catchy label they attach to the economics of this era, one constant is likely to be surprise.