With the world economy slowing substantially and monetary stimulus is losing its punch, several countries are employing negative interest rates to weaken their currencies and discourage capital inflows, even though these rates do little to boost real economic growth. Terrorist attacks in Europe and the refugee crisis emerging out of the Middle East add to the negative sentiment of the global economy.
Globalization in Retreat
Globalization in Retreat
Globalization in Retreat
With the world economy slowing substantially and monetary stimulus is losing its punch, several countries are employing negative interest rates to weaken their currencies and discourage capital inflows, even though these rates do little to boost real economic growth. Terrorist attacks in Europe and the refugee crisis emerging out of the Middle East add to the negative sentiment of the global economy.
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