The article discusses the influential role of the US dollar (USD) in the global economy, tracing its dominance back to the Bretton Woods Agreement of 1944 and exploring the factors that sustain its status as the primary reserve currency despite emerging challenges from digital currencies.
The article discusses the varied economic recovery patterns globally post-COVID-19, highlighting lucrative investment opportunities in tech, green energy, and digital transformation across different regions.
Economists from Würzburg, Kiel, Berlin, and Bielefeld analyze the impact of economic sanctions on targeted countries, sanctioning states, and the global economy. The study highlights the multifaceted effects, the importance of international coalitions, and the unintended humanitarian consequences, recommending targeted measures and complementary diplomatic efforts for optimal results.
The global economy is marked by a growing divide between wealthy and poor nations, influenced by access to technology, education, resources, and political stability. Morgan Stanley advises investors to diversify and consider ESG criteria for sustainable, long-term growth.
