Daniel Moss
Columnist at Bloomberg Opinion
Columnist @opinion | Econ, macro | Asia | Prev Executive Editor for Economics | Former Global FX Chief | KL Bureau Chief 96-98 | 🍜🏏| RTs not endorsements
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1 week ago |
flipboard.com | Daniel Moss
It’s been a tough few months for believers in the currency market version of Pax Americana.
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1 week ago |
advisorperspectives.com | Daniel Moss
It’s been a tough few months for believers in the currency market version of Pax Americana. Dollar critics confidently proclaim that its reign is over. In Asia, this is a “sell America” moment. Any sane investor is scouring the planet for an alternative — one that offers all the advantages of the incumbent but none of the downside. Europeans also want in, extolling the virtues of the euro. Good luck with that.
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1 week ago |
bloomberg.com | Daniel Moss
Asian currencies have been enjoying a rally. (Bloomberg Opinion) -- It’s been a tough few months for believers in the currency market version of Pax Americana. Dollar critics confidently proclaim that its reign is over. In Asia, this is a “sell America” moment. Any sane investor is scouring the planet for an alternative — one that offers all the advantages of the incumbent but none of the downside. Europeans also want in, extolling the virtues of the euro. Good luck with that.
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1 week ago |
taipeitimes.com | Daniel Moss
By Daniel Moss / Bloomberg Opinion Bad news can be good for Indonesia. A slowdown in economic growth and the prospective hit from US tariffs might be imposing some discipline on Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto’s government. It is a welcome change. The former general is only seven months into his term and some of the toughest decisions probably still lie ahead. Nonetheless, the sense of chaos that characterized the very start of the administration has abated.
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1 week ago |
news.bloombergtax.com | Daniel Moss
Bad news can be good for Indonesia. A slowdown in economic growth and the prospective hit from US tariffs may be imposing some discipline on President Prabowo Subianto’s government. It’s a welcome change. The former general is only seven months into his term and some of the toughest decisions probably still lie ahead. Nonetheless, the sense of chaos that characterized the very start of the administration has abated.
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