Economics

Canada: A labor dispute amid the noise of rolling train wheels

Lockout or strike could have consequences for Trudeau's political ambitions

Will Kamala Harris bury the American economy? Or not?

The state of the economy will be a central issue in her debate with Trump on September 10.

Will Argentina's gold end up in the hands of the Basel Gnomes?

Libertarian President of Argentina, Javier Milei, has quietly withdrawn and shipped abroad almost all of the country's gold reserves.

The Future Path of China

The Third Plenum of the CPC Central Committee held in Beijing

Will a Trade War with China Erupt?

Last week, the West and Beijing exchanged harsh statements, warning of the start of a large-scale economic confrontation.

Berlin is beginning to cough

How luxury cars and once popular but now expensive medicines from Germany reach Russia

Will China be afraid of Western sanctions?

The next set of anti-Russian sanctions will only complicate Russian-Chinese trade and economic cooperation to some extent, but will not be able to cancel it

The War of Trade Routes, Part 2

The future of CETA is at risk

Will France's refusal to ratify the agreement lead to its collapse? 

Diamonds were put in a waiting list

European sanctions against Russian gems have caused chaos in Antwerp

Towards a New International Monetary System

China decides how to develop further

The traditional annual Central Economic Work Conference was held in Beijing.