The future of work in a post-Covid world
Companies must create a new, human-centric model for the hybrid environment by designing work around employee-driven flexibility, culture connectedness, and human leadership.
Can Bangladesh ensure a soft landing?
Like much of the world, Bangladesh's economy is facing strong headwinds and turbulence.
G-20 response to the development of crypto-assets activities
Although crypto assets remain a small part of the overall assets of the global financial system, the growth of crypto-asset activity is very rapid.
Protect farmers to ensure food security
The burden of rising fuel prices on farmers will affect the entire country.
Is there too much optimism in the markets?
Stocks continue to track upwards, but investors might be headed for a beating.
Singapore state investors face headwinds but they possess the heft to deal with them
In the world of investments, size matters as it allows for greater diversification and higher allocation to alternatives that are less vulnerable to market gyrations.
Russia’s gas cuts – the pain and the gain
They will hurt in the short term but will be a blessing in disguise by accelerating the EU’s green transition.
Indonesia’s cooking oil debacle ends but price volatility still looms
The total palm oil export ban widely exposed how vital the international market is for the survival and growth of the palm oil industry.
The anatomy of macroeconomic challenges in Bangladesh
The pressure of the current price hike is beyond the endurance level of the low-income people in the country.
Is the falling yen a cause for concern?
The yen is down to 137 to the dollar, the lowest for 20 years, 16 percent lower than the beginning of the year. Three possible reasons are given for this decline.