MACRO AND MARKETS
DOSSIER COVID-19, MACRO AND MARKETS
Point of no return Point of no return
The slow progress of persuading employees back to the office after months of Covid-19 lockdowns and restrictions is accelerating, but the future of work post-pandemic will inevitably be different as more opt to work from home full-time or part-time. flow’s Graham Buck and Clarissa Dann report on a brave new world of work
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MACRO AND MARKETS
US economy: timing is all US economy: timing is all
Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell plans to start tapering off its asset purchase policy as the US economy recovers. But to what extent is the Delta variant of Covid-19 undermining this strategy? flow’s Graham Buck reports
SECURITIES SERVICES, MACRO AND MARKETS
Pole position for growth Pole position for growth
The advent of the next generation of financial services products will build on new customer services originating from securities services, predicts Deutsche Bank’s Paul Maley. He also shares with flow’s Clarissa Dann his passion for iconic sports cars and the road from engineering to corporate banking
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All in for europe All-in for Europe
To achieve its economic potential, should Europe move away from its ‘taking part is everything’ stance and compete to win? Deutsche Bank’s Stefan Hoops considers who holds the chips
Cash Management, Macro & Markets
More March of the digital euro
The European Central Bank’s go-ahead for an investigation phase could see a digital currency for Europe issued before the end of 2026, reports flow’s Graham Buck and Clarissa Dann
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MACRO AND MARKETS, TRADE FINANCE
Beyond the greenwash
MACRO & MARKETS, CASH MANAGEMENT
Inflation: where next?
MACRO AND MARKETS, DOSSIER COVID-19
The Age of Disorder
MACRO AND MARKETS
ESG on the ground
MACRO AND MARKETS
China aims for self-sufficiency
OPINIONS
VINCO DAVID, JONATHAN SKOVBRO
Export credit insurance in crises
DR REBECCA HARDING
Trade beyond Covid-19
STEFAN HOOPS {icon-book}
All-in for Europe
DR REBECCA HARDING {icon-book}
Trade and the virus
POLINA EVSTIFEEVA
Getting to grips with stablecoins
GEOFFREY WYNNE
Why trade gets paid
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CASH MANAGEMENT, MACRO AND MARKETS
Extending in-house bank services in APAC Extending in-house bank services in APAC
In a webinar hosted by The Economist as part of its Global Treasury Leaders programme and supported by Deutsche Bank, two corporate treasurers shared on the special challenges that the region presents when setting up an in-house bank. flow reports
MACRO & MARKETS, CASH MANAGEMENT
Inflation: where next? Inflation: where next?
As inflation moves upwards, central banks continue to assert that the increase is transitory. Yet a return to “uncomfortable levels” is a very real prospect as the US economy undergoes its biggest shift of direction in four decades and others follow its lead, reports flow’s Graham Buck
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More 10 become one
Aladdin Rillo, former Deputy Secretary-General of the ASEAN Economic Community, reflects on his tenure and provides an update on the bloc’s Blueprint 2025 objectives