US Fed policy will spark new 'currency wars'

As the Fed prepares its first tightening cycle in almost ten years, competitive devaluation elsewhere will grow

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Change of Greek government would undo reform gains

Gamble to escape foreign oversight of economy has failed, with prospects opening of anti-reform government taking over

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US households have progressed in repairing their balance sheets after the great recession, though more could be done

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China's state-owned enterprises are set for reform -- but not in the way many investors and foreign governments may hope

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Coalition may have the votes in parliament to elect the next president -- but for choice of candidate

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The appointment of Levy as Brazil's finance minister is helping to calm market jitters

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Markets may be underestimating obstacles to further global policy loosening

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The main risk factor for 2015 is a renewed loss of confidence in the euro-area

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Market value-based tests suggest that European banks may need much more capital

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If Turkey continues to enjoy improved investor sentiment and falling inflation, cautious interest rate cuts are likely

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