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Aposto Finance

The best articles on finance at Aposto, curated by our editors. Topics include micro and macro economic developments, market reports and more.

Aposto Finance

Aposto Finance

The best articles on finance at Aposto, curated by our editors. Topics include micro and macro economic developments, market reports and more.

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· 28 Şub

Inflation in the Eurozone: is it persisting or falling?

Supposing that tensions don’t return to these highly volatile markets, the baseline effect (that’s to say, with the transitory effects removed) in the months to come will be ever more favourable, thus lowering global inflation.

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03 Şub 2023

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A Better Year for Stock Markets?

An old finance-industry heuristic and recent developments in the real economy may have weakened the pessimists' case.

27 Oca 2023

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Rescuing Economic Growth in Highly Indebted Developing Countries

This year may prove devastating for the developing world, as more and more countries find themselves engulfed in debt crises.

20 Oca 2023

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A China Optimist’s Lament

Article by Stephen S. Roach

13 Oca 2023

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COVID and the Chinese Social Contract

While China's top-down authoritarian strategy initially seemed effective, the regime's zero-COVID policy ultimately proved to be fatally flawed. Article by Joschka Fischer.

06 Oca 2023

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Sleepwalking Into a Global Trade War

For 70 years after World War II, global growth was underpinned by ongoing efforts to boost international trade by eliminating self-defeating trade barriers.

30 Ara 2022

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Things Can Only Get Better for the UK

Article by Jim O'Neill

23 Ara 2022

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Can India Fulfill Its Potential?

Article by Carl Bildt, former prime minister and foreign minister of Sweden.

16 Ara 2022

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Climate Before Trade

'Our only chance to ensure a sustainable future depends on a hodge-podge of national policies that will be wildly diverse and driven by complicated local considerations.'