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All the small things are adding up
The global economy has entered the final stretch of the year. Before the festive season and outlook reports begin, it currently offers some rays of hope, at least for the humble and modest among us. This year has been another wild ride for the global economy and, in part, another example that (geo-)political developments do not always lead to severe disruption in economies or financial markets, at least not in the short term. So far, the global economy has proven more resilient than feared, given the substantial (geo-)political shifts we are still witnessing. Recent weeks have brought developments that seem to feed ... (full story)
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