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The long history of money

June 19, 2021

The long history of money We are approaching a critical turning point in the history of financial systems. Since the Great Financial Crisis, central banks have exerted control over the financial markets through their QE-programs and plan to extend their influence over the monetary system through the introduction of national digital currencies.  Opposing forces include, as […]

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The worst economic collapse ever?

April 8, 2020

The worst economic collapse ever? Country after country has reported extremely dark economic numbers. The gigantic jobless claims, 6.6 million from the U.S. last week, are just the tip of the iceberg. For example, the service sector PMIshave been simply ghastly across the globe. We are now in a crisis of epic proportions. But, how massive […]

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Coronavirus and the world economy

January 30, 2020

Coronavirus and the world economy The outbreak of the coronavirus epidemic in China has shaken the global asset markets—and with good reason. The coronavirus has the potential of being the ‘trigger’ which will push the world into a global depression. Here, we briefly explain why. The outbreak It looks that the virus spreads very easily, through […]

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The (ominous) problem with global liquidity

October 20, 2018

The (ominous) problem with global liquidity Market liquidity is crucial for well-functioning capital markets. There has been a quite lot of talk about diminished market liquidity and the role of machines in it (see, e.g. Q-review 4/2017, this and this). These are worrying developments. However, while market liquidity is crucial for markets, global financial flows, […]

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Turkey: A harbinger of a global debt crisis?

August 18, 2018

Turkey: A harbinger of a global debt crisis? The economic crisis brewing in Turkey seems to have surprised many. This was probably, at least partly, due to the ‘period of tranquility’ created by the central banks with theirs ‘unorthodox measures’. Many seem to have imagined that the “synchronized global growth” spurt were here to last. […]

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The crash of 1929

April 27, 2018

The crash of 1929 In the 4th of February, we published a blog entry detailing the similarities of the current stock market environment with that before the stock market crash in 1987. On February 5th, the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) experienced the worst daily point decline of its history. Since then, the stock market […]

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