During the last three months inflation has become a much debated topic. This article, which was published in March, may still add something to the increasingly heated debate: –
Inflationary Inflection Point or Temporary Blip?
During the last three months inflation has become a much debated topic. This article, which was published in March, may still add something to the increasingly heated debate: –
Inflationary Inflection Point or Temporary Blip?
I published this essay at the end of last year but as Cryptocurrencies and Digital Asset gain further prominence, I take the liberty of sharing once more. Central Bank Digital Currencies will be the next ‘innovation’ but we may see money, traditionally a store of value and a means of exchange, become either one or the other.
Digital Currencies and US Dollar Dominance
Back in March I wrote this article about the reversal of trends in globalisation. The reversal continues.
At the beginning on January I wrote this article for the AIER. Whilst much has changed, the trends have accelerated.
https://www.aier.org/article/the-dangers-to-prosperity-all-around-us/
The Giant Debt-for-Equity Swap
I wrote this article in December 2019. Much has changed but with bond yields heading lower on the back of more QE, it still seems surprisingly valid.
LIBOR Is Out, SOFR Is in – What It Means
This article was published in October 2019 but hopefully it may still be useful, especially in these volatile times.
A hopefully more balanced view of the demographic challenges facing developed economies.
In this second AIER article I look at the wider implications of negative interest rates.
To read the previous article, please click here