Author Archives: Nigel Trimmer

Huafa’s Debt Slump Exposes a Chinese Myth

Data centres look solid until the trench caves in

When the machine gets smarter, why assume the borrower stays solvent?

Europe’s Offices Meet the Bond Market’s Gravity

When allies stop buying your debt, what exactly is being pledged: loyalty, or habit?

The S&P 500’s stillness may be the most dangerous move of all

Reloading Missiles Means Reloading Mines First

The Bank Account Was Never Really Yours

The G7’s Debt Reckoning Has Already Begun

France’s Borrowing Cost Breaks the Old Spell

When the safest-looking boom starts to buy its own insurance, what exactly is being protected?

Barclays and the old fraud of making risk look liquid

Insurers Are Warning of a Mortgage Trap

The Economy May Be Less K-Shaped Than Advertised

Debt Is a Mirror, Not a Motor