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Macroscope | As US leadership proves unreliable, Asia needs to start focusing on itself (opens the original)
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Asian policymakers should start laying the groundwork for a new organisation that has this region’s interests at its core Instead, a world order led by the United States stumbled into the 2008 global financial crisis and appears to be on course for another one. This suggests there could be an opening for a new regional organisation – one that is more centred on China or Japan and which can bring the political, economic and financial stability the US under President Donald Trump is unable to prov
Macroscope | Trump’s Treasury threat will only accelerate the dollar’s decline (opens the original)
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While loose talk over bond market interventions may not trigger an immediate sell-off, it will convince foreign creditors to keep trimming their Treasury exposure “We have many types of intervention. That’s one. The ultimate intervention is our military. And, uh, if we have to use that, we will,” he said. The US dollar is still the world’s primary reserve currency, albeit to an increasingly lesser extent as other potential candidates – the euro, yen and yuan – become more widely used. Most likel
Macroscope | What’s so bad about a planned Hong Kong economy? Just look at Singapore (opens the original)
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Dismissing economic planning out of hand is a mistake. The market does not always get it right Having been in Asia for 50 years – in Singapore, which I consider a planned economy, and Hong Kong – and having travelled in and written about China while also living in Japan, perhaps I might offer a few observations. The first is that people who take up extreme positions on either side of the market-vs-planned economy argument are often sadly misinformed, if not naive. The second is that those who pa
Macroscope | Why Japan should be able to weather a US market crash (opens the original)
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Successive Japanese governments have spent decades building financial infrastructure that other Asian countries can emulate These are questions that are likely to be put to the test before long if US stock prices continue their strong upward trajectory, interest rates and inflation keep rising and, as seems likely, the US-Israel war against Iran drags on. What a sharp correction or crash on Wall Street might reveal is how far equity culture has become structurally embedded into economic systems
Macroscope | Don’t expect the rising tide of AI to lift all boats (opens the original)
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While economies linked to hi-tech supply chains may perform well, unequal outcomes and economic instability still loom for much of the world Certain economies in Asia and beyond that are doing well happen to be tied to the AI investment boom and the demand it is creating for infrastructure and hardware. AI hysteria is manifesting not just in stock price bubbles but in real world investment bubbles too. Where goes the latter, the former goes, too.
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