Commentary

China’s weak recovery is turning off foreign investors

Quick rebound expected after the relaxation of zero-Covid policies has not materialised.

How should the EU deal with its rising borrowing costs?

Europe’s critical struggle with its economic paradigm

As the European elections approach, the main policy choices are more existential than perhaps ever before.

Looking backwards not forwards: why has the European Central Bank been slow to react?

Why is the G7 expected to issue a joint statement condemning 'economic coercion'?

China’s overseas lending needs a full-fledged debt restructuring

Central banks: uncertainty is the problem, not managing the trilemma

Regaining price stability is difficult but doable; the bigger problem facing central banks is economic uncertainty.

China and the US might not be decoupling but their technologies are bifurcating

Once the process of building alliances starts, it is hard to stop.

How can an EU industrial policy mitigate the effects of rising energy costs?

The Commission’s Crisis Management and Deposit Insurance proposal has the potential to significantly improve banking resolution in the EU

The collapse of several US regional institutions and of Crédit Suisse has increased the urgency for crisis management reform in the EU.

The age of competition in generative artificial intelligence has begun

Competition in generative artificial intelligence spurs disruptive, potentially beneficial innovations, but not without costs and risks.

Holdings limit will prove central to the digital euro’s future

The European Central Bank says its digital currency will not be a store of value, in contrast to global counterparts.

Bank of Russia’s immobilised assets: what happens next?

How should the EU tackle the issue of effective user consent for data processing?

How will member states react to the European Commission's proposals for fiscal governance reform?

EU-China relations have been – and will remain – a rollercoaster