Adam Wolfe is an analyst at Roubini Global Economics where he covers greater China. Prior to joining RGE, Adam worked as a senior analyst at the Power and Interest News Report covering Asian and African strategic issues. He has been quoted in several news outlets including Reuters, NPR and the Los Angeles Times. Adam holds a master’s degree in international politics and business from New York University, and a bachelor’s degree from the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
Recent Blog Posts by Adam Wolfe
- Without Interest Rate Reform, China Will Not Pull Private Lending Out of the Shadows
- Why Truckers Win and Jasmines Lose in China
- RGE’s Wednesday Note – Japan’s Production Shortfall Drags on EM Asia Supply Chain
- RGE’s Wednesday Note – Great Speculations: Why China Is So Bubble-Friendly
- The Chinese State Takes, But Never Gives
- RGE’s Wednesday Note – Jasmine Dreams in China?
- Just How Rich Is the National People’s Congress?
- Little Impact from Rate Hikes in China
- RMB Politics: Just Enough for Congress?
- (Non)Performance Anxiety
- China Auto Sales: What’s the Deal?
- East Asia’s On/Off Switch
- Why Did Beijing Shut Down Shanghai’s Plan for a Property Tax?
- What’s the Significance of the Recent Labor Strife in China?
- A Mixed Picture from China’s Data Dump, but Still Not Tightening
- PBoC Might Guide Interbank Rates Up, Still Not Tightening
- Is Chinese Property Overheating or Cooling Off?
- China-U.S. Tensions: What, Me Worry?
- What’s on the Agenda at China’s National People’s Congress?
- RGE’s Wednesday Note: Still No Tightening in China
- What’s on the Agenda at China’s Central Economic Work Conference?
- Chinese Monetary Policy: Little Effect on Overcapacities, and Risks of Blowing a Property Bubble
- The People’s Republic Turns 60: A New Era for China?
- Chinese Credit Policy: Is Fine-Tuning Prompting Too Much of a Property Boom?
- What’s on the Table at the U.S. China Strategic and Economic Dialogue (S&ED)?
- China’s GDP Growth and Electricity Contraction: Not a Contradiction After All?
