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What does a weak yen mean for Japan's economy?
The Japanese yen slumped to a 34-year low. What does a weak yen mean for inflation, interest rates and tourism in Japan?
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Why Russia's economy is doing better than predicted
Sanctions were supposed to strangle Russia’s economy, but it seems to be thriving. What’s going on?
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India's stock market success looks set to continue
India has been the world's fastest-growing major economy for two years running.
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Javier Milei is cutting the deadwood
As promised, Argentina’s new president is taking a chainsaw to the state, and it's exciting to see, says Bill Bonner.
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Argentina's Javier Milei – what are his plans and will they work?
“Anarcho-capitalist” Javier Milei has taken power in Argentina with radical plans to oust the political class and enact sweeping economic reforms. Will it work?
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MoneyWeek’s investment writers' tips for 2024
Our writers’ top investment tips for 2024 include a biotech investment trust, a gold miner and a copper ETF.
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The new world disorder: A volatile era is coming
Geopolitics, energy, technology and demography all herald a volatile era, says Ruffer’s Alexander Chartres.
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Why Javier Milei is different
The new Argentine president, Javier Milei, is neither left nor right. But can he succeed?
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Populist right takes Holland
The Dutch elections have wider political significance.
