Sánchez calls for European unity at Davos 2022 - says 'Spain will do its part'
The Spanish prime minister has said that the path to recovery is one that Europe must travel together, and the war in Ukraine is yet another reminder that the continent should unite witho...
Staying global: three steps to navigating disruption
Globalization has been the dominant economic operating mode for almost 80 years and companies should be careful to not retreat from this beneficial system.
Davos 2022: What to read on Agenda
Essential reading ahead of discussions at Davos 2022 - where leaders will come together to find global solutions to address unprecedented global challenges.
Davos 2022: 'Trust-based and action-oriented cooperation'
In remarks delivered at Davos 2022, Professor Klaus Schwab said 'challenges have political, economic, ecological, technological and social dimensions and implications', and that 'Davos i...
Davos 2022: Who's coming and everything else you need to know
Davos 2022 will see nearly 2,500 leaders from politics, business, civil society and media participate in the World Economic Forum annual meeting 2022 at Davos.
What is the Consumer Price Index and why is it important?
The Consumer Price Index (CPI) records the price of a range of goods and services to keep track of inflation. CPIs continue to rise in many countries.
Global debt has risen to dangerous levels. Here’s what needs to be done
Global debt was already high before the first COVID lockdowns, now the war in Ukraine is adding risks to unprecedented levels of public borrowing, the IMF says.
How can the world overcome the biggest global commodity shock in decades?
The war in Ukraine delivered the biggest commodity-price shock since the 1970s. But production and consumption patterns could change for the better.
These strategies will limit the impact of private debt on the global economic recovery
Governments have used fiscal and monetary policies to lessen the economic impact of the pandemic, but this has increased private debt. What can they do next?
Here's why globalization is here to stay
Russia's war in Ukraine may cause short-term disruption to international trade, but globalization will not disappear, argues a Wharton management professor.
Privacy concerns loom large as governments respond to crypto
Governments around the world are grappling with the implications of crypto's explosive growth – and how to deal with them.
This is why trust and monetary policy go hand in hand
Research unveils just how necessary trust can be to a well-oiled economy - and what can happen without it.