The bond market seems to believe in the Federal Reserve's determination to bring down inflation in the medium term. At the same time, it expects the US government to issue a high volume of bonds due to persistent budget deficits.

Today, conversations about the weather can quickly lead to irreconcilable differences of opinion. What is needed, therefore, is a sober consideration of climate change and its economic consequences.

A spectre is haunting Germany: the great unease about the performance of the state and the economy. The root cause is dwindling productivity.

If one wanted to sum up the successful business model of the German economy over many years, one could say that it consisted of combining skill with diligence and low-cost energy supply in such a way that it became world market leaders. For some time ...

The biggest losers of rising interest rates are the central banks as owners of the largest bond portfolios. The losses are hidden. As long as citizens do not discover the hiding place, all is well.

A new wage-price-state deficit spiral is looming. To avoid this, it would be time for the legislator to clearly define the conditions of the "right to strike" derived from Article 9 of the Basic Law. Strikes on the back of the general public to black ...