Reuters Columns
Real vs unreal Americans
What is a real American? The answer is in the eye of the beholder. Full Article
In U.S. elections, fear of Muslims
But incidents during the U.S. presidential election campaign, now in its final sprint towards November 4, show that fear and suspicion of Muslims persist undiminished and are being used as a political weapon. Full Article
Karl Marx and the world financial crisis
Capitalism as we know it is on its deathbed. And those who predicted that the old system was a danger to the world are being vindicated -- including Karl Marx. Full Article
Of rescues and shrinking returns
The equity market never truly got to grips with exactly how bad the banking crisis was, so looking to it to mark its end probably doesn't make sense. Full Article
End the war on reality
It's about time that officials on both sides of the Atlantic propose a truce in their long running war on financial reality. Full Article
What comes after the Great Unwinding?
It's possible that the bubble wasn't just in real estate, the bubble was in consumption. Full Article
China faces new challenge in trade rebalancing act
A spate of factors including a weak dollar, sluggish U.S. demand and high commodity prices have started to rebalance the trade accounts of both Beijing and Washington. Full Article
China stocks may see Olympics honeymoon
Investors are desperate for an Olympics honeymoon for stocks that could be just around the corner. Full Article
Can China tackle the great grain challenge?
China has shown that it can act by raising domestic fuel prices, but will Beijing be able to tackle an even thornier issue: cheap subsidized grain? Full Article
