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Daniel Moss

ARTICLES BY DANIEL MOSS

Economists may have gotten used to being spoon-fed by central banks. (Bloomberg)

Why central banks in Southeast Asia keep wrong-footing economists

3 min read . 30 Oct 2025

The yuan is chipping away at the dollar but this has had no major consequence. (AFP)

The dollar’s reign isn’t dead: The revolution against it didn’t live long

3 min read . 09 Oct 2025

Women may postpone or skip having kids if it hampers their agency. (istockphoto)

We need more dads than duds to address the global scarcity of babies

3 min read . 28 Aug 2025

Trump’s attack on the world trade order may prove to be an own goal. (REUTERS)

Tariff turmoil: It’s not a trade war if nobody’s fighting back

4 min read . 25 Aug 2025

Dismissing valid data is like shooting the messenger. (REUTERS)

Trump can’t turn US statistics into banana republic numbers

4 min read . 13 Aug 2025

Fiscal outlays to raise fertility rates have failed in many countries. (istockphoto)

China’s baby subsidies are tiny but could drive domestic consumption

4 min read . 11 Aug 2025

Easier money won’t solve every Thai problem

There’s a price to pay for ardent rate cutters put in charge of central banks

4 min read . 06 Aug 2025

Asian countries have swallowed lopsided US deals one after another. (REUTERS)

Survival in times of predatory trade: Is Asia on to something?

4 min read . 31 Jul 2025

It’s impossible to know what the White House will accept. (AFP)

Trump tariffs: Central banks can’t afford to wait and watch forever

4 min read . 22 Apr 2025

Global supply chains might not follow a pre-set geopolitical pattern. (istockphoto)

New trade order: US-China neutrality may not give countries an advantage

4 min read . 03 Mar 2025

Keynes had envisaged an International Clearing Union (ICU), at which every participating central bank would open an account.

Dedollarization drive: What would John Maynard Keynes have thought?

4 min read . 04 Nov 2024

That China's economy can use a lift should not be open to debate. (Bloomberg)

China’s fiscal plan seems to pale in comparison to its monetary boost

4 min read . 16 Oct 2024

Central-bank independence tends to go hand-in-hand with defined inflation objectives.

China should consider setting a formal inflation target

4 min read . 18 Aug 2024

New algorithms that sift real-time data will rightly push analysts to think about how their roles will transform.

AI bots aren’t ready to displace central bankers. Not yet, that is.

3 min read . 11 Jul 2024

ECB President Christine Lagarde says she is confident inflation is under control.

Policy rate divergence is not a narrative that will last for long

4 min read . 09 Jun 2024

The PBoC isn’t prone to dramatic departures and officials have made it clear that, while the economy could use some juice, they are wary of a debt build-up.

China’s economic slowdown is a surprise that ought not to be

4 min read . 16 Aug 2023

For all the gloom emanating from China, the People’s Bank of China, its central bank, seems rather passive in addressing it.

China’s economic slump may yet wash up on foreign shores

4 min read . 13 Aug 2023

The Jackson Hole conclave this year had a lot of hawkish talk overall (Photo: Reuters)

All the voices at Jackson Hole were not of inflation hawks

3 min read . 30 Aug 2022

The Bank of England might opt to speed up its easy-money reversal (Photo: Reuters)

Why pandemic nostalgia may be haunting our central banks

3 min read . 13 Oct 2021

A view of the financial business district buildings in Singapore (AFP)

Is Singapore imprisoned by its covid success?

4 min read . 01 Jul 2021