Hans-Joerg Rudloff

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Hans-Joerg Rudloff is Chairman of Barclays Capital and serves on the boards of directors of numerous other companies, including the drug manufacturer Novartis and the oil and gas firm Rosneft.

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The Carry Trade Carries On

Oct 20, 2010 Hans-Joerg Rudloff & Paul Robinson

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The Trumping of the Middle East

Jan 15, 2019 Shlomo Ben-Ami laments the region’s vulnerability to the effects of a US policy seemingly designed to produce mayhem.

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Disruption, Concentration, and the New Economy

Jan 15, 2019 Raghuram Rajan highlights key structural changes that policymakers – and especially central bankers – will have to address.

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Rhymes from Central Europe

Jan 15, 2019 Robert Skidelsky thinks the revival of nationalism and anti-Semitism in Hungary should have come as no surprise.

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How US Monetary Policy Has Tamed China

Jan 15, 2019 David Lubin argues that rising interest rates are reducing China’s self-confidence and constraining its global ambitions.

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Trump’s Brain Drain

Jan 15, 2019 Anne O. Krueger points out that a hard line on immigration risks undercutting the US higher-education sector.

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The Leader the World Bank Needs

Jan 15, 2019 Homi Kharas & Eswar Prasad hope the organization's next president will be someone who embraces the full ambition and scope of its mission.

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Circumventing the Great Firewall

Jan 15, 2019 Xiao Qiang and PS Associate Editor Greg Bruno discuss the expansion of China’s digital censorship.

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Indian Farmers in Revolt

Jan 15, 2019 Shashi Tharoor thinks the government's failure to address the agriculture crisis could decide the coming general election.

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