Business Daily Meets: Tony Elumelu

Business Daily Meets: Tony Elumelu

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What's gone wrong with Iran's economy?

Outrage has been growing in Iran over the country's struggling economy. Any growth this year or next looks unlikely.Protests starting in the capital have spread around the country, driven by mounting economic pressures, sanctions and rising consumer prices. They've been met with ...  Show more

Bonds: Has the debt become too big?

The power of the global bond market seems to have grown in recent years, to the extent that it can now dictate government policy and even topple political leaders. How much clout do the debt markets actually have and should they be reined in? Many rich nations are more indebted t ...  Show more

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