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Martin Wolf

Martin Wolf

Chief Economics Commentator at Financial Times

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  • English
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Recent Articles

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The UK’s trade performance remains dire

Deals struck recently with the US, EU and India will not make a significant difference to Britain’s parlous position
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Trump’s assault on the global dollar

The difficulty is that, however unsatisfactory the hegemon might be, the alternatives look worse
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The challenge of using excess global savings

We now seem unable to turn the surplus in some countries into productive investment elsewhere
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In tough times, good policy becomes even more important

A country as mired in stagnation as the UK has to take risks if it is to succeed
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Playing ‘whack-a-mole’ with Meta over my fraudulent avatars

How is it possible that a company with such huge resources, including artificial intelligence tools, cannot deal with this?
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Trump’s trade shock hits the global economy

The IMF is trying to make sense of the unknowable
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The economic consequences of a mad king

Trump’s delight in doing whatever he wishes in the moment is incompatible with stability and sustained dynamism
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Global turmoil makes Britain’s productivity predicament even worse

The situation is dire and only active policymaking is going to make a difference
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Five books to boost your understanding of tariffs and trade wars

As tariffs escalate, FT specialists recommend titles that explain the forces and ideas shaping trade policy in recent decades, including President Trump’s trade war
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Trump’s tariffs will damage the world

The trade deficits will remain roughly unchanged — the globe will just end up poorer
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How Europe can take up America’s mantle

The continent is an economic superpower but it now has to mobilise in defence of democracy