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Dr Steinbock is an internationally recognized expert of the multipolar world. He focuses on international business, international relations, investment and risk among all major advanced economies and large emerging economies. In addition to advisory activities (www.differencegroup.net), he is affiliated with India China and America Institute (USA), Shanghai Institutes for International Studies (China) and EU Center (Singapore). For more, please see http://www.differencegroup.net/. Research Director of International Business at India China and America Institute (USA) and Visiting Fellow at Shanghai Institutes for International Studies (China) and the EU Center (Singapore).
Stories by the author
The Brexit’s Known Unknowns
The UK’s EU referendum is too tight to call, which will virtually ensure protracted economic uncertainty, market volatility and political risk. The worst has already happened. The UK’s EU...
Friction Over French Labor Reforms Builds
The French government wants structural reforms, but unions and most people do not. As political friction is escalating, Paris is preparing for the Euro 2016 football tournament, which is...
Collateral Currency Damage from Poorly Timed Rate Hikes
Renewed allegations of “currency manipulation” in the US-China bilateral agenda have less to do with the Chinese renminbi than US election politics and the Fed’s anticipated rate hikes. Even...
Do Emerging Markets Have You Sea-Sick?
In the past year, investors have seen emerging markets thrive, plunge, re-emerge and re-decline. Despite the volatile short-term story, the fundamentals of the emerging market assets remain strong. Last...
Illicit Financial Flows Outpace Global Growth
No inclusive growth is conceivable without success in Nigeria’s anti-corruption drive. Today, that struggle is increasingly global. In mid-May, the world’s first anti-corruption summit took place in London. During...
New Philippine President Duterte’s ‘To Do List’ is a Long One
While the Aquino reforms ignited great progress in the Philippines, the new president will favor inclusive growth and greater pragmatism in foreign policies that will shape Southeast Asia’s future....
Beware Chinese Innovation
As advanced manufacturing is about to accelerate in China, the rules of economic development could change across the world. About a year ago, China’s State Council unveiled a national...
The (Commodities) End is Nigh…or Not
While cyclical challenges remain tough in global commodities, structural realities look more tolerable. According to conventional wisdom, the challenges of global commodities can be attributed to China’s slowdown and...
Nigeria’s Buhari Looks East and West
To restore domestic economic stability, President Buhari seeks to navigate between both the US and China. His first steps encourage hope. Recently, President Muhammadu Buhari concluded a successful visit...
Iranian Nuclear Deal, Dents Courtesy of Washington
The Iran nuclear deal is effective. Yet, Iran’s efforts to attract foreign investment and accelerate growth and prosperity face new hurdles, which seem to reflect Washington’s efforts to dent...