Simon Rabinovitch

RT @shashj: A few points in response to the vice president. - I’ve been writing on this war for three years. I (and my colleagues) have ne…

RT @aliceysu: This year I spent months in Colombia, Mexico, and California, following Chinese migrants hoping to seek asylum in the US. It'…

RT @TheEconomist: Will investors get what they are expecting from the return of Trumponomics? @DonFSchneider and @S_Rabinovitch join “Money…

RT @jburnmurdoch: We’re going to hear lots of stories about which people, policies and rhetoric are to blame for the Democrats’ defeat. So…

RT @greg_ip: Inflation has been an incumbent-killer everywhere. The U.S., it turns out, was not an exception.

RT @TheEconomist: Presidents do not have to be saints, and we hope that a second term for Donald Trump would avoid disaster. But he poses a…

RT @currhenry: America's economic outperformance has been extraordinary. The US is leaving the rest of the rich world in the dust, defying…

As American politicians resort ever more readily to tariffs, the range of rationales they offer has grown. To make sense of their thinking, it is useful to examine their justifications. There are five in all—each with its own flaws. https://t.co/AqeiBSPDKX

A look at the breakdown in the Fed’s consensus about where interest rates should ultimately land, and how it highlights the essential fuzziness of the r* concept. https://t.co/mczeIIIMhC

RT @DSORennie: For diplomats, analysts and journalists living in China in Dec 2018, the moment Michael Kovrig was snatched from a Beijing s…

RT @davidmihalyi: #HiddenDebtRevelations! How reliable are public debt stats? Our working paper with S. Horn, @NickolPhilipp, @cesarspa1 i…

Today is a good day to reflect on this line from @Markzandi in my March article on the U.S. economy: https://t.co/Nw73KYSMgu https://t.co/81UniHhzIh

RT @FarnoushAmiri: My @AP colleagues captured Americans watching the debate across the country last night and it is stunning. https://t.co/…

RT @halhod: It’s the northern hemisphere solstice today. So I wrote an essay about solar power, and how it’s is going to change everything…

A long-ish read about America's economic outperformance of the past five years: considering explanations from fiscal boosts to a big rebound in immigration, and asking whether the growth gap can continue. https://t.co/Nw73KYSMgu https://t.co/vduHaAFew7

RT @Birdyword: This week, my colleagues' excellent coverage of China's market slump reprises our July 2015 cover, which per @Lingling_Wei's…

RT @Brad_Setser: Slightly strange choice by the WSJ imo Hard to think you can cover "policy" separately from "economics" I hate to break…