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Arturo Bris

Arturo Bris is professor of Finance and director of the IMD World Competitiveness Centre

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The Grand Bazaar in Tehran. Private sector interest in Iran's economy, particularly from US multinationals, could materialise quickly if sanctions were eased. AFP
Can a nuclear deal unlock US-Iran trade, and what would it look like?

As of now, the idea of formal commercial engagement remains hypothetical at best, contingent on future breakthroughs that have yet to materialise

April 11, 2025
European Union flags flutter outside the EU Commission headquarters in Brussels, Belgium. Last year, the eurozone’s economy grew by a modest 0.7 per cent. Reuters
How the EU can boost its sluggish competitiveness

Bloc should try to integrate its fragmented financial markets, simplify regulations and offer selective protectionism

April 05, 2025
Guests during the launch of AI71 in Abu Dhabi. Pawan Singh / The National
How the UAE is using oil to transition into an AI economy

The Gulf country's success could set a precedent for other resource-rich nations looking to lead in technology

November 23, 2024
Former Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi made the call for EU bonds in his hotly anticipated report on European competitiveness. EPA
Can Europe’s unified bond compete with US Treasuries?

Former Italian PM Mario Draghi’s push for a common safe asset could transform Europe’s financial system, but political and fiscal hurdles loom large

October 11, 2024

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