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Read the full document here The post Nikoladze cited in the US Army Training and Doctrine Command on Russia’s push to cut ties with global markets and undermine the dollar appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Watch the full interview here The post Donovan interviewed for the Suspicious Transaction Podcast by RUSI on the evolving roles of economic statecraft and broader economic security in global affairs appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Our experts flew to Brussels to hear from US and EU leaders on their visions for enhancing US-European cooperation on trade, security, technology, and other era-defining issues. The post Highlights from the Transatlantic Forum on GeoEconomics, as US and European leaders reimagine transatlantic cooperation appeared first on Atlantic Council .

If relations continue to deteriorate, the world’s three major economies could find themselves in economic conflict and European businesses will be caught squarely in the middle. The post Why European businesses are now stuck in the middle of an EU-China storm appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Our experts explain what the ninety-day reduction in US-China tariffs means for Washington, Beijing, and the global trading system. The post Experts react: The US and China just agreed to dramatically reduce tariffs on each other, for now. What’s next? appeared first on Atlantic Council .

If US policies continue in the spirit of “running up the score” on allies, then Australia may look to expand its military relationships with other countries. The post How Trump’s tariffs could reshape Australia’s strategic outlook appeared first on Atlantic Council .

WASHINGTON, D.C. – April 16, 2025 – The Atlantic Council will host an unprecedented forty-five events during the 2025 IMF–World Bank Spring Meetings, from April 21 to 25, underscoring its role as a central convening space for the world’s most influential economic leaders navigating a rapidly shifting global economy.   As part of its Bretton […] The post Atlantic Council hosts 45 events during IMF…

Here's how the IMF can adapt to ensure that the international system has an effective insurance mechanism. The post Fragmentation and the role of the IMF appeared first on Atlantic Council .

The Wall Street Journal rightly calls the new Trump tariffs " the dumbest trade war in history ." One positive side effect, however, is that they led me to stumble upon this old article by Doug Irwin , which I don't recall having previously seen. Though nearly 30 years old, Doug's piece is a great introduction to some of the most important ideas of international economics, which are especially re…

With geopolitics reshaping global trade, the United States must double down on economic partnerships with allies to counter its adversaries. The post The era of economic alliances beckons. The US should lead the way. appeared first on Atlantic Council .

With the right policies in place, the US private sector can play a critical role in advancing US-Saudi-Israeli economic relations, creating a reality that will make normalization more achievable in the coming years. The post To advance Saudi-Israeli relations, let the private sector lead appeared first on Atlantic Council .

Economic security has emerged as a national security priority in Tokyo and Washington as both confront challenges posed by China’s civil-military fusion and economic coercion. The alignment of Tokyo and Washington on strategic views of China and the convergence of their economic security priorities has created a new era of alliance cooperation on these issues. The post Expanding the US-Japan econ…

This research paper analyses the increasing importance of the superpower rivalry between China and the United States at regional and international levels, especially in the context of two emerging economies: Indonesia and Japan.

By Sangita Gazi and Christabel Randolph In a 2022 report, International Monetary Fund (IMF) states that ‘[t]he dollar’s share of global foreign-exchange reserves fell below 59 percent in the final quarter of last year, extending a two-decade decline’. However, surprisingly, the decline in the dollar is not associated with the ‘increase in the shares of […]

Authors Glenn Hubbard & Tony O’Brien reflect on the global economic effects of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine last week. They consider the impact on the global commodity market, US monetary policy, and the impact on the financial markets in the US. Impact touches Introductory Economics, Money & Banking, International Economics, and Intermediate Macroeconomics as the … Continue reading "3/01/22 Podc…

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