Hong Kong: 2020 outlook slashed as protests rumble on
Crippling social and political unrest has battered Hong Kong's economy and caused our panelists to rapidly revise down their forecasts.
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Israel: A land of milk and honey?
Israel’s economy has certainly come a long way since the country’s foundation in the post-WW2 years. But has it earned... -
Canada: As legal cannabis roots spread globally, Canadian companies capitalize on first-mover advantage
Canada's domestic cannabis market has grown notably over the past year and has shown signs that it will remain on... -
Eurozone in Focus: Draghi says ciao; Lagarde says move
On 1 November, a new era for the Eurozone commenced as Christine Lagarde, the former head of the IMF, took... -
Israel: Interview with Bank Leumi
On many accounts, Israel has enjoyed an enviable economic trajectory in recent years. From 2010 to 2018 growth averaged 3.8%,... -
Lebanon: Government announces reforms to appease protesters, but they are unlikely to solve fiscal or economic woes
On 21 October the Lebanese government presented a package of reform measures and cabinet approved the 2020 budget. The moves... -
United Kingdom: Interview with Oxford Economics
Boris Johnson became prime minister on 24 July, with a promise to loosen the fiscal purse strings and leave the... -
Analyzing ASEAN
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Temporary Protected Status: What is it, and how could its termination affect Central America’s economy?
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Argentina: Interview with Ecolatina
With Argentina’s October election drawing ever closer, all eyes are on its possible outcome and its likely consequences for the...