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It isn’t just Japan: other currencies also look cheap
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It isn’t just Japan: other currencies also look cheap
The technology will expand their scope and raise their value
There is no such thing as “the” Indian growth model
Unemployment rates in rich countries are becoming topsy-turvy
It has benefited from a slice of luck, a commitment to economic reform and a shove from Donald Trump
Only a decline in corporate America’s vigour will dent the country’s dominance of financial markets
As investors worry about budgetary laxity, the central bank prepares for more rate hikes
The economy is well prepared, but more exposed than it used to be
BBC Sport's Ask Me Anything team take a look at who owns each team in The Hundred.
An escalating trade war would be another matter, however
Strong exports make up for weak investment
Vigilantes have shrugged off ballooning debt and attacks on the Fed
Igor Thiago's route to the Premier League has been far from straightforward - BBC Sport charts the rise of Brentford's record-breaking Brazilian striker.
The administration’s latest attack on America’s central bank has not gone well
But can the public stomach higher inflation?
Gloomy expectations are starting to matter more than the data
The economy is unduly reliant on a handful of conglomerates
Oil majors, hedge funds, Chinese lenders—all have a stake
Despite the best efforts of its social-media censors
Few expect a crash in the year to come
Its wingspan stretches from Hollywood to AC Milan
Tight regulation is largely to blame
Looking back on a rollercoaster year for investors
In the past it has foretold wider weakness. This time may be different
Women in America are having as many babies over their lifetimes as they did two decades ago
They are taking on war, corruption and China
We interview three financial sleuths
Its endless bureaucratic rules trap would-be reformers
The baijiu business is the latest to be struck by “involution”
Scott Bessent has a cunning plan
Our annual ranking returns
It holds 3% of the world’s total supply
In time, though, its tankers will find new routes
To understand why, consider the side-blotched lizard
And with Sweden embarking on a borrowing spree, it is a bond trader’s paradise
Forget valuations. Look out for search-engine hits and fund managers getting fired
Government remedies are not up to the job
If voters dislike big numbers, there is a purely nominal fix
Recent surveys point to flatlining business adoption
Remittances may fall, but opportunities are opening up
Donald Trump’s remedies threaten to inflame a housing crisis
Investing in equities may make sense for individuals—but it could also exacerbate a crash
Continuous growth can make economies fat and slow
Gridlock in Washington has prevented official data releases. And unofficial ones disagree
In a tricky neighbourhood the country remains calm
The country’s economic problems are real, but its assets are doing surprisingly well
No matter its ruling, the president has back-up powers
Even the best traders struggle to predict sudden jumps in volatility
In the age of Donald Trump, national autonomy requires deeper integration. Brazil shows why