Paul Hannon
01/10/2021
Economía
The Wall Street Journal - Estados Unidos
Economía Internacional
Paul Hannon
Eurozone Prices Rise at Fastest Rate in 13 Years
Energy prices accounted for much of the pickup in inflation in September
20/09/2021
Economía
The Wall Street Journal - Estados Unidos
Economía Internacional
Paul Hannon
Covid-19 Vaccinations Boost the Global Economy, but May Not Cure It Alone
The Delta variant is slowing economic growth even as governments push more people to get shots
17/06/2021
Economía
The Wall Street Journal - Estados Unidos
Economía Internacional
Paul Hannon
Red-Hot U.S. Economy Drives Global Inflation, Forcing Foreign Banks to Act
Central banks are raising rates to fend off a rise in inflation as policy makers respond to the booming U.S. economy
21/05/2021
Economía
The Wall Street Journal - Estados Unidos
Economía Internacional
Paul Hannon
Europe’s Economy Springs Back to Life, but Shortages Boost Prices
Acceleration in Covid-19 vaccinations appears to be having a more beneficial impact on the services sector than anticipated
26/04/2021
Economía
The Wall Street Journal - Estados Unidos
Economía Internacional
Paul Hannon
West Looks Past Covid-19 and Sees Economic Resurgence
While the pandemic still presents risks, consumers, flush with savings, are expected to drive growth
23/04/2021
Economía
The Wall Street Journal - Estados Unidos
Economía Internacional
Paul Hannon
Global Economy Sees Pickup as Services Revive and Factories Boom
Surveys of purchasing managers point to a pickup in growth in parts of Asia and Europe, as businesses hire more workers to meet an expected rise in demand
09/03/2021
Economía
The Wall Street Journal - Estados Unidos
Economía Internacional
Paul Hannon
U.S. Growth Surge Could Unbalance Fragile Global Economy
OECD doubles its growth forecast for world’s largest economy; warns that surge could suck capital away from faltering emerging markets
26/02/2021
Política
The Wall Street Journal - Estados Unidos
Política Económica
Paul Hannon
Yellen Removes Obstacle to Global Corporate-Tax Deal
19:41 - U.S. drops Trump-era proposal opposed by European nations seeking higher taxes on technology companies
25/02/2021
Economía
The Wall Street Journal - Estados Unidos
Economía Internacional
Paul Hannon
Rich Countries Borrowed $18 Trillion in 2020. Few Seem Worried About Them Paying It Off.
Developed-world governments sold bonds in record volumes in the first year of the coronavirus pandemic, but their borrowing costs fell
25/02/2021
Economía
The Wall Street Journal - Estados Unidos
Economía Internacional
Paul Hannon
Global Trade Roars Back From Depths of Covid-19 Pandemic
Asian countries have seized market share that they are expected to keep
19/02/2021
Economía
The Wall Street Journal - Estados Unidos
Economía Regional
Paul Hannon
Global Economy Moving at Two Speeds as Factories Thrive
Business surveys point to a further acceleration in manufacturing output, even as many service providers see continued declines
25/01/2021
Economía
The Wall Street Journal - Estados Unidos
Economía Internacional
Paul Hannon
China Overtakes U.S. as World’s Leading Destination for Foreign Direct Investment
Flows into America nearly halved as Covid-19 dragged on the economy in 2020
22/01/2021
Economía
The Wall Street Journal - Estados Unidos
Economía Internacional
Paul Hannon
Eurozone on Brink of Recession Amid Covid Wave, Slow Vaccine Rollout
High infection rates, lockdowns led to a deeper decline in services activity as 2020 began
07/01/2021
Economía
The Wall Street Journal - Estados Unidos
Economía Internacional
Paul Hannon
Services Growth Slows in U.S. as Asia Activity Rises
Europe slumps and U.K. faces recession risk as the latest Covid-19 surge drives lockdowns
06/01/2021
Economía
The Wall Street Journal - Estados Unidos
Economía Internacional
Paul Hannon
Europe Faces Recession Risk as Covid-19 Infections Stay High
Where the pandemic has been contained in parts of Asia, the economic recovery continues
16/12/2020
Economía
The Wall Street Journal - Estados Unidos
Economía Internacional
Paul Hannon
Europe’s Economy Steadies as Vaccine Hopes Cheer Businesses
Surveys of purchasing managers point to a stabilization, but setbacks remain likely as infections stay high
