Mohamed El-Erian

It’s not perfect, but the central bank has been better than others in terms of honesty, humility, and willingness to learn from its mistakes.

New Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves is offering what is needed for an economy that for too long has lagged behind the Group of Seven.

A soft landing for the US economy could too easily slip away if unhelpful, noisy data delay an interest rate cut beyond September.

The central bank needs to avoid being rushed into another policy mistake by making an emergency interest-rate cut.

The global monetary system needs to break the de facto grip investors have on policy making.

Current expectations of policy easing go beyond what is both likely and desirable.

The Kansas City Fed’s conference is a golden opportunity for the world’s most important central bank to regain control of the policy narrative.

September's labor market report shows economists are missing important drivers of US strength. Here's why they keep getting it wrong.

Beijing is looking less to energize household consumption confidence and more to limit an economic slowdown.

There’s so much uncertainty that few are prepared to make big bets on anything — for now.