Daniel Gros

Who's afraid of low inflation?

Central banks in advanced economies fear that this lack of inflation could quickly turn into falling prices, and that any slide into such outright deflation would be catastrophic

The mirage of a global euro

The euro's importance in global reserves and financial markets today is about the same as it was two decades ago

The euro turns 20

For ordinary citizens, little changed until cash euros were introduced in 2002

Europe's trade coup

Ensuring that the EU does not face the same tariffs as China is particularly significant, because European suppliers are Chinese exporters' main competitors

Daniel Gros: Can Mr Trump save the euro?

Rapid demand-fuelled growth in the US, together with the strong dollar

Daniel Gros: The cost of overhyping globalisation

The problem lies in a lack of understanding of what drove trade growth over the last few decades

Daniel Gros: The silent death of eurozone governance

Daniel Gros: Britain's moment of truth

The UK side is in disarray and first must choose a new leader now that Prime Minister David Cameron has announced his resignation

Daniel Gros: Is globalisation really fuelling populism?

A close look at statistics belies the argument that the losers of globalisation are revolting against the elites

Daniel Gros: An unfounded fear of deflation

Daniel Gros: The end of globalisation?

Daniel Gros: Schengen and European security

Far from making Europeans safer, rolling back Schengen would actually hinder the fight against terrorism

Daniel Gros: Euro zone's Minsky conundrum

Daniel Gros: The end of German hegemony

Daniel Gros: Europe under siege?

Daniel Gros: Why Greece declined a euro holiday

Daniel Gros: Europe's Greek failure

Last year, it seemed that saving Greece was within reach - until a clash of narratives derailed progress

Daniel Gros: The QE placebo

Daniel Gros: Greece is different

Austerity has sparked economic revival everywhere it has been tried - except for Greece

Daniel Gros: Money for nothing