Could the world be taxed into recession?
Posted by: Paul Donovan
Small inversions do not mean big risks
Posted by: Paul Donovan
Lost decades for everyone
The US market famously experienced a “lost decade” between 2000-2011.
Social Security’s spousal benefits
When it comes to claiming Social Security, the decision of claiming now or later shouldn’t be based on maximizing an individual’s forward-looking payout in isolation.
Bull-lessness could boost stocks
In mid-December, we wrote a quick note highlighting an overly pessimistic signal coming from the weekly survey of investor sentiment published by the American Association of Individual Investors (AAII).
Does Mueller’s account revive impeachment risks?
US Special Counsel Robert Mueller on Wednesday offered his first public account of a 22-month investigation he led into the 2016 US presidential election and President Donald Trump’s response to the probe.
Manipulation machinations
Posted by: Paul Donovan
Marco Polo on track after completing the first pilot between Bangkok Bank and Commerzbank to test DLT-based trade finance solution with international clients
Bangkok Bank and Commerzbank have jointly run an international trade transaction based on Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT).
Equities, bonds, and the brave new higher tax world
Posted by: Paul Donovan
Are currencies the next trade battleground?
The US Treasury Department on Tuesday refrained from labeling any of its major trade partners a “currency manipulator” in its semi-annual FX report to Congress.