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Forex Analysis and News
Welcome to the era of the activist accountant
By Gillian Tett from Financial Times, 15 hours 38 minutes ago In an unexpected modern tale, activist accountants have become vital advocates towards standardising ESG risks
Summer holiday edition
By Rana Foroohar from Financial Times, 1 day 15 hours 38 minutes ago Will shorter working days come to pass, and how would we use the extra time?
Irresistible EU meets immovable Poland on the rule of law
By Tony Barber from Financial Times, 1 day 15 hours 38 minutes ago Brussels searches for ways to reverse the Warsaw government’s assault on judicial independence
Biden puts workers ahead of consumers
By Rana Foroohar from Financial Times, on 01-08-2021 20:21 EDT The president’s executive order on competition policy aims to rebalance American capitalism
Women Spac founders are good for finance
By Gillian Tett from Financial Times, on 29-07-2021 20:21 EDT Diversity makes for lateral thinking, and benefits us all
Growth Is Strong, but the Obstacles to Full Recovery Are Big
By Neil Irwin from New York Times, on 29-07-2021 00:00 EDT The new G.D.P. numbers paint a vivid picture of a nation still struggling to complete an economic readjustment.
TPG and Brookfield haul in $12bn for climate funds
By Gillian Tett from Financial Times, on 28-07-2021 20:21 EDT Plus, who should pay for ESG ratings, fossil fuel companies’ undisclosed gifts to Oxford, and Japan moves to mandate climate risk disclosure
Three questions from the Nixon era for Joe Biden
By Gillian Tett from Financial Times, on 28-07-2021 20:21 EDT ‘‘Total global debt is now more than three times the size of the global economy, since debt — and money — has expanded inexorably since 1971’
Apple will require masks for customers and employees in many U.S. stores.
By Jack Nicas from New York Times, on 28-07-2021 00:00 EDT Apple had lifted mask requirements in its American stores earlier this year, but the Delta variant prompted it to reverse course.
Will the Delta Variant Wreck the Recovery?
By Neil Irwin from New York Times, on 28-07-2021 00:00 EDT Probably not. But there are potential challenges with both supply and demand that put the economy at risk.
Apple’s profits nearly doubled in the latest quarter.
By Jack Nicas from New York Times, on 27-07-2021 00:00 EDT The pandemic has been a windfall for Apple and its peers, as people buy even more gadgets to work, study and socialize.
Covid, climate change and our tragedy of the commons
By Rana Foroohar from Financial Times, on 26-07-2021 20:21 EDT It’s as if we are all engaged in some kind of wilful blindness about our own role in this sort of moral hazard
In Stinging Rebuke, China Tells U.S. Diplomat That Its Rise Can’t Be Stopped
By Keith Bradsher from New York Times, on 26-07-2021 00:00 EDT Beijing accused Washington of a “thinly veiled attempt to contain and suppress China,” in remarks released before talks with a visiting U.S. diplomat had ended.
As China Boomed, It Didn’t Take Climate Change Into Account. Now It Must.
By Keith Bradsher from New York Times, on 26-07-2021 00:00 EDT China’s breathtaking economic growth created cities ill-equipped to face extreme weather. Last week’s dramatic floods showed that much will have to change.
Why collective risk-sharing should be a central element in pensions
By Martin Wolf from Financial Times, on 25-07-2021 20:21 EDT Large, diversified CDC funds will allow generations to protect each other
German floods increase pressure for a break with the Merkel era
By Tony Barber from Financial Times, on 25-07-2021 20:21 EDT The next government will face demands to do more on climate change and economic modernisation
Trading apps reduce markets to a game
By Rana Foroohar from Financial Times, on 25-07-2021 20:21 EDT Robinhood and similar online platforms do nothing to help the little guy or improve the financial system
Flood Deaths in China Show Road Risks From Climate Change
By Keith Bradsher from New York Times, on 24-07-2021 00:00 EDT At least four people died in a highway tunnel in central China that flooded at the same time as a subway tunnel after eight inches of rain fell in a single hour.
Delays, More Masks and Mandatory Shots: Virus Surge Disrupts Office-Return Plans
By Jack Nicas from New York Times, on 23-07-2021 00:00 EDT A wave of the contagious Delta variant is causing companies to reconsider when they will require employees to return, and what health requirements should be in place when they do.
How blockchain is shaking Swift and the global payments system
By Gillian Tett from Financial Times, on 22-07-2021 20:21 EDT A crucial linchpin of the world’s financial plumbing is ripe for disruption
A tale of two Covid tests
By Martin Sandbu from Financial Times, on 22-07-2021 20:21 EDT How holiday hassles can offer lessons about different forms of capitalism
Mississippi asks the Supreme Court to overrule Roe v. Wade.
By Adam Liptak from New York Times, on 22-07-2021 00:00 EDT The case, to be argued in the fall, will give the court’s newly expanded conservative majority its first chance to consider the future of abortion rights.
‘The Water Came So Fast’: Floods Leave Scores Stranded in China
By Keith Bradsher from New York Times, on 22-07-2021 00:00 EDT Unusually heavy rains engulfed roads and bridges, flooding towns and cities in central China. The extreme weather has killed 33 people and caused power outages.
Short seller takes aim at Oatly’s sustainability claims
By Gillian Tett from Financial Times, on 21-07-2021 20:21 EDT Church group objects to TCFD proposals, green investors mimic Buffett and Olympics expose Japan’s ESG flaws
Why I like to write this column in bed
By Gillian Tett from Financial Times, on 21-07-2021 20:21 EDT Whether or not you’re a writer, brain science has revealed a great deal about how creativity works