Adam Posen

@adamposen.bsky.social

President, PIIE. Globalist. Former central banker. Political economy with a policy purpose. Writes on macroeconomic policy, G7/China relations, globalization, and economies of US, UK, Germany, Japan, and PRC.

“The irony of the guy working for Soros and [Stanley] Druckenmiller who broke the Bank of England back in ’92 pretending that you can do FX intervention alone, and lastingly defend a currency, is just amazing.” - @adamposen.bsky.social www.ft.com/content/1be8...

Scott Bessent’s yen intervention signals new era of US ‘currency activism’

Bid to support Japan’s currency shows US is ready to scupper trades that push against its interests

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Corruption & insular thinking aren't just wrecking US domestic economy, they're undermining our ability to innovate, have secure, mutually profitable alliances & protect ourselves from outside threats. Rejoining the world economy after Trump will be difficult; it's leaving us behind.

Adam Posen@adamposen.bsky.social · 3mo ago

America's future in the post-American world economy How no kings ties together politics and economic dynamism for our 250th birthday. @piie.com (German language original published in @faznet.bsky.social ) www.piie.com/commentary/o...

🧵 A postcard from the country that already crashed the car, sent with love and a small amount of nausea, to the cousins who are about to crash a bigger one. — @therickwilson.bsky.social's warning from America 🇺🇸➡️🇬🇧 bylinetimes.com/2026/05/08/r... 1/12

Rick Wilson's Warning From America: Nigel Farage Will Be Your Donald Trump, Unless You Act Now

The former Republican strategist and Lincoln Project founder has some hard lessons for Conservatives and Labour alike

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“Anybody who says we do not have a boom in a large part of the economy is wrong,” says @adamposen.bsky.social. “Right now the US has on balance, much going for it despite many, many self-inflicted wounds.” But “over time shooting oneself in the limbs will slow you down even if you miss your chest.”

Is the US economy as hot as Donald Trump thinks?

Risks from inflation and a precarious AI boom hover over stellar growth figures

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