Is Inflation Really Transitory?
Financial-market indicators point to a persistent uptick in inflation.
The EU’s Financial Sector Mercantilism Will Lead to Weakness, Not Strength
The best way to have open, strong, and resilient financial markets and payment systems is not to commit to central planning.
The Tsunami of Virtue-Signaling in Financial Services
Management teams are choosing virtue-signaling over value-creation.
It’s Time to Rein in the Fed
The Federal Reserve is an instrument of Congress, and should act as such.
Digital Dollars Will Boost King Dollar
Physical bills aren’t going away anytime soon, but e-dollars are coming.
To Open China Trade, Start with Payments
The Trump administration must pressure China to allow American credit and debit cards access to the enormous and potentially lucrafive Chinese market.
The Postal Service Isn’t a Bank
The U.S. Postal Service’s inspector general wants the agency to deliver financial services along with the mail. It’s a horrendous idea. It would open another floodgate of politicized lending and ...
Reverse Redlining
During the semi-annual report of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau before the House Financial Services Committee on January 28, Democrats and Republicans expressed concerns about credit availability for minorities and ...
Credit Cards in the Crosshairs
The reigning sentiment in Washington is barely bridled hostility to and distrust of the private sector — and abiding faith in the efficacy and righteousness of government. Congress, President Obama, ...