Shawn Donnan is a Senior Writer at Bloomberg, focusing on the global economy, economic policy, and international finance. His work often intersects with themes of geopolitics, current affairs, and global markets, providing insights into regional interest and world news. Shawn's expertise and analysis have been featured in numerous publications, including Bloomberg-Quint, The Seattle Times, and Fortune.
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Time is running short for the American president, and that will bring a power shift.
From the midterm elections to bond market signals, keeping trade stable faces several risks
By: Shawn Donnan
Greer’s efforts to find common ground on four key areas came up short
A decade after Brexit and Trump’s election, the global economy is more integrated than it was before the populist backlash began.
Two international conferences this week will highlight the forces reshaping the global economy
New pools of capital are flowing into the US, but not in the way they used to.
From Russia sanctions to China tariffs, Trump’s economic statecraft increasingly bends to the demands of domestic politics.
By: Shawn Donnan, Alicia Diaz
Tariffs score worse than Trump in polls. Can Jamieson Greer convince voters they’re good for the country?
USTR Jamieson Greer sees the short-term pain of tariffs as overblown, touting longer-term gains
