There is little scope for interest rates to adjust to economic trouble, so something else must. The exchange rate is the likeliest candidate https://t.co/YeljtmoDgB

Hydrogen might be able to refresh the parts of an economy that electrification cannot reach https://t.co/M3ob7P9m8K

Covid-19 gives Cartagena a chance to restrain tourism https://t.co/t5tj5xyh8m

India Inc’s inward turn https://t.co/h1L94EDKaj

After hearing birdsong during lockdown, French cities vote Green https://t.co/RcrbsHEG83

The IMF has slashed Vietnam's growth forecast this year from 7% to 2.7% https://t.co/wjxwkGi5H9

India’s ban on TikTok deprives the country of a favourite pastime https://t.co/zfxnR9HLww

China’s securities industry is extremely fragmented. Change is unlikely to be revolutionary at first, but the sector could look very different in time https://t.co/jYcBRowvPO

Trade finance has long followed outmoded practices. This might be its chance to blow everyone’s socks off https://t.co/pMqcKS1JZg

Joe Biden has a good chance of becoming a surprisingly activist president https://t.co/mThYsjVCKo

Oxford University is leading in the vaccine race https://t.co/zXXsixtmXo

KAL’s cartoon https://t.co/9zxSKve9iu

Joe Biden is leading the race for the American presidency. Which states are still up for grabs? Explore our forecast https://t.co/bbApD2fN9S

Before the World Bank released new figures, swathes of announcements and documents had to be scoured to estimate how much China was lending https://t.co/wEE5HqiaYm

Some Democrats see him as a centrist patriarch. But it is precisely Joe Biden’s caution that could empower him to make more change than a real radical would https://t.co/QyV6YOeg5l

Joe Biden is a centrist septuagenarian running on as bold a Democratic policy platform as has been seen for generations  https://t.co/2t4A5Wdqef

It took nearly five hours to sell 62 lots, more than three times what it would have taken in the auction room https://t.co/w9OkzXi1Bs

Hydrogen could satisfy 18% of the world's energy demand by 2050 https://t.co/t96j9AqpQR

RT @EconCharlesRead: What if aviation doesn't bounce back from covid-19? A potential scenario for the future based on the history of the past few months
https://t.co/QXtrC6dImo

Cash handouts from the government have been much more generous than during the last crash https://t.co/wOGC9OQO2M