Dollar Diminished: The Unmaking of US Financial Hegemony Under Trump - Volume 79 Issue S1

The erosion of trust in the US as the steward of the liberal international order should be taken seriously.

When monetary policy is set to meet government budgetary needs, these institutions become piggy banks

The last bits of fellowship and ingenuity on the web are being swept away by a tide of so-called artificial intelligence

Universities, a key plank of our economy, face a bonfire of jobs. But are they the jobs Starmer wants to be seen to be saving, asks Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

A specter is stalking global financial markets.

Since the use of swap lines during the global financial crisis, the Federal Reserve is widely seen as international lender of last resort. Yet the focus on emergency liquidity assistance tends to o...

Labour MP and Lib Dem leader express concern social media companies could be let off hook just as benefits are cut

Some European central banking and supervisory officials are questioning whether they can still rely on the U.S. Federal Reserve to provide dollar funding in times of market stress, six people familiar with the matter said, casting some doubt over what has been a bedrock of financial stability.

The Conservative leader says the target is impossible

For years many of us have been campaigning for a fundamental change in German fiscal policy.

The Wall Street Consensus and development financing under Trump

<p><i><span>The market for U.S. Treasuries is arguably the largest, deepest, most liquid, and most systemically important in the world. Transactions in U.S. Tre

The Federal Reserve established an array of innovative emergency lending facilities during the Great Financial Crisis and expanded the scope of its emergency le