Daniel Moss is a columnist for Bloomberg Opinion, specializing in economics and macroeconomics with a focus on Asia. With a background as the Executive Editor for Economics at Bloomberg News and experience as the KL Bureau Chief, Daniel provides insightful analysis and commentary on global economic trends and their impact on various industries and countries.
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Daniel Moss predominantly covers finance and economy with a focus on central banks, economic recovery, lessons learned, monetary policy, and the global economy. His articles frequently cite data and include expert commentary.
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Some important bellwethers of global commerce are looking better.
Some important bellwethers of global commerce are looking better.
These back offices to the world once led an economic revolution. Now AI threatens to dislodge the Philippines’ hold on the sector.
The Philippines must fight to maintain its place at the forefront of the commercial services boom. Instead, the disruptor is being disrupted
The kingdom is trying to shore up its economic prospects amid dramatic demographic shifts.
The kingdom is trying to shore up its economic prospects amid dramatic demographic shifts.
Taiwan’s struggles with energy development forced the hand of a reluctant monetary authority.
New Zealand has a special place in the history of monetary policy. Its never-surrender approach to inflation has come at a great cost.
The greenback is strong because the American economy is vigorous. The region does have choices, none of them easy
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