Weak renminbi indicates weakening Chinese economy The renminbi’s flaws may be a symptom of the underlying weakness in China’s economy, writes Stefan Hofrichter Stefan Hofrichter © Pictobank Weak renminbi indicates weakening Chinese economy The renminbi’s flaws may be a symptom of the underlying weakness in China’s economy, writes Stefan Hofrichter Stefan Hofrichter Related articles Related articles Renmimbi on slow track to reserve currency Five years after the renminbi was allowed to float more freely, the Chinese currency is on the way to becoming a global asset class Will oil price drop boost economies? The drop in oil prices is likely to boost economies around the world, particularly in Europe, says Stefan Hofrichter Nicholas Barr: Pension systems need to be made simple Simple pension systems are needed – improving financial literacy is desirable but it is not the answer, says Professor Nicholas Barr Where to turn for long-term return How investors struggle to find income under prohibitive conditions
Renmimbi on slow track to reserve currency Five years after the renminbi was allowed to float more freely, the Chinese currency is on the way to becoming a global asset class
Will oil price drop boost economies? The drop in oil prices is likely to boost economies around the world, particularly in Europe, says Stefan Hofrichter
Nicholas Barr: Pension systems need to be made simple Simple pension systems are needed – improving financial literacy is desirable but it is not the answer, says Professor Nicholas Barr
Where to turn for long-term return How investors struggle to find income under prohibitive conditions
