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The higher yield on Italian government securities could soon be a burden for the real economy

Francesco Papadia September 11, 2018 0 Comment

The Italian economy has been burdened for decades by a very heavy debt, whose cost crowds out other...
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Mini-BOT in the government programme of the Five Star Movement and the League

Francesco Papadia June 06, 2018 0 Comment

Introduction Italians, fellow Europeans, savers and financial markets as well as the entire global community are eagerly looking...
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The effects of Brexit on UK growth and inflation

Francesco Papadia May 24, 2018 1 Comment

Ben Bernanke, former president of the US Federal Reserve, had an interesting exchange with a US senator on...
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The March of New Technologies
It is a commonplace to say that the rate of change in the world today is faster than it has ever been. From Artificial Intelligence to cryptocurrencies, from social media to Virtual Reality, technology is radically changing our world. But we think the biggest change of the 21st century has barely begun. Continue reading
John Nugée
The resumption of politics
This is a special time of year for UK politicians, as the summer recess is over and politics resumes. The autumn is party conference time, traditionally a time of hope and renewed enthusiasm, a time to meet friends and rekindle spirits, maybe even a time to dream a bit about opportunities ahead. Continue reading
John Nugée
Markets and the Tipping Point
Since the start of 2018, volatility and risk have returned to markets. After a very quiet 2017, this should not surprise us; indeed the bigger question is not why markets are more volatile than last year, but why, given the political and economic backdrop, they are not more nervous still. Continue reading
John Nugée