The written press…

Le Point.fr: Voyage au coeur d’une forteresse financière

Wiener Zeitung: Ein Italiener ist Europas Mann am Geldhahn. Francesco Papadia

Il Sole 24 Ore: Papadia lascia la cabina di regìa BCE

Financial Times: Italian in the hot seat

FT Deutschland: Fünf Jahre Finanzkrise: Die Geister, die sie riefen

Die Welt: Die Menschen hinter dem Euro

Corriere della sera: Papadia, l’italiano che apre i rubinetti dell’ euro

Il Sole 24 Ore: L’Eurotower e le simmetrie della bassa inflazione

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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
What the EU really wants from Brexit
With Mrs May’s speech last Friday, the UK government has completed its series of statements to the EU, and we now have a clearer idea of what London wants from the coming negotiations. But what does the EU want? Continue reading
John Nugée
The Response to Populism
Our previous articles in this series have described how populist movements usually contain inherent contradictions, and how as a result they often self-destruct over time as they come into conflict with reality. But it would be wrong to assume that, given this, orthodox politicians only need hold their nerve and wait for populism to “blow […]
John Nugée and Gabriel Stein