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Accounting industry is failing to protect investors and employees from malfeasance
Bilateral trade at risk from slowdown in Asia’s biggest economy and political tensions between the countries
Dangers are particularly acute for developing countries already facing number of crises
Light-touch rules on digital assets and exchanges leave investors vulnerable and increase misunderstanding
Even some who have sipped the Kool-Aid accept the latest cracks may be different
Bank of England will have to raise rates higher than it has forecast and even more than markets have priced in
Timid US central bank is still very far from hawkish with policy benchmark deep in negative territory after taking into account inflation
S&P 500 still likely to hit record territory next year, even after a correction
Japanese currency will find support at a time of rising global recession risks and structural threats to the dollar
Communist Party’s reputation for pragmatism has been damaged by strategy to contain the pandemic
With more real-time information on tap for retail investors and consumers, impact of falling asset prices can be felt more quickly
Central bank tightening will pressure an already-slowing global economy
Tighter financial conditions will challenge the flurry of new unicorns in the country
The City of London needs to be reconnected with the wider economy and with society
Splitting the conglomerate would enable more scrutiny and allay some investors’ concerns
ECB should not let worries over country’s debt stand in way of greater monetary policy action against inflation
After major errors, future monetary policy should be made fit for purpose by targeting nominal GDP
Governments need to manage public finances prudently even as central banks raise interest rates
Reserve currency competition is all about what constitutes the least unsafe option
As more people buy digital assets, many of them young, their appeal as a campaign tool is easy to understand
Bailouts are a last resort but action will be inevitable if market stress becomes systemic
Investors will have to put more money aside if they want to achieve their targets
It will take an evolution of fixed-income managers’ approach to make a difference to corporate behaviour
As the country faces an election, it is increasingly reliant on housing and mining for growth
After the emergency response to the pandemic, central banks must make policy shifts
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