Tag Archives: “China”

Trade War: An End to China’s Currency Stability

In mid-May, U.S. President Donald Trump eased some restrictions on the Chinese technology giant, Huawei, and the United States and…

Aug 5, 2019  ||  Blu Putnam

This Is Only Act One of U.S.-China Trade Tension  

The rising tit-for-tat trade skirmishes between the U.S. and China are giving stock markets serious jitters, as well they should….

Apr 5, 2018  ||  Blu Putnam

The Rise of China as a Global Political Powerhouse

Speaking at CME Group’s 2017 Global Financial Leadership Conference (GFLC) in the session on “Globalism, Populism, and the Wave to…

Nov 15, 2017  ||  Blu Putnam

Should China and the U.S. Be Economic Partners?

China’s economy is decelerating and financial and commodity market participants are worried about the prospect of a recession in the…

Dec 22, 2015  ||  Blu Putnam

The Global Economy in 2014: A Stronger Growth Path?

As we prepare for 2014, the world economic scene is evolving yet again with stronger growth potential in the U.S. and U.K., China encouraging market forces, and the European banking system still dragging down the continent.

Dec 20, 2013  ||  Blu Putnam

From London, An Economic Outlook for China, the U.S. and the E.U.

In London last week, I had the pleasure of being interviewed by Gerard Lyons, Economic Adviser to the Mayor of…

Jun 3, 2013  ||  Blu Putnam