Published Jul 1, 2019
Why a Strong Dollar Causes Most of the World Major Pain
Hyun Song Shin, economic adviser at the Bank for International Settlements, delves into the global ramifications of a strong U.S. dollar, highlighting its effects on trade dynamics, financial conditions, and the evolving role of banks in the global economy, particularly in emerging markets.
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