Skip To Main Content
Edward Hadas on Muck Rack

Edward Hadas

London, Oxford
As seen in: The New York Times, Cinco Días, CorranCast, El País, Reuters, The Times of India, Sydney Morning Herald, Substack, The Globe and Mail, The Hindu and
Catholic Social Teaching , economics, philosophy of economics, other stuff. My book about money and finance: ethicspress.com/products/money-finance-rea

Get in touch with Edward

Contact Edward, search articles and posts on X, monitor coverage, and track replies from one place.

Learn more about Muck Rack

Actions

Share this page

Edward Hadas’s Biography

Read Full Bio →

Edward Hadas is Economics Editor at Reuters Breakingviews. He joined Breakingviews in both 2004 and 2011, with a year in between at the Financial Times as Assistant Editor of the Lex column. Before becoming a journalist, he worked for 23 years as an equity analyst in Europe and the US. He has written a book, Human Good, Economic Evils: A Moral Approach to the Dismal Science (ISI Books, 2007), and a course-book about political philosophy for the Maryvale Institute in Birmingham. Edward has degre…

Edward Hadas’s Journalist Portfolio

EU bonus crackdown means more cash for bankers | Considered View | Breakingviews

EU bonus crackdown means more cash for bankers | Considered View | Breakingviews

European plans to cap handouts will do little, if anything, to cut banker pay. Salaries will rise, leaving le…

View article →
Central banks are globalisation's new enemy | Considered View | Breakingviews

Central banks are globalisation's new enemy | Considered View | Breakingviews

Nearly every part of the economy is becoming more global. Trade is already so free that the proposed U.S.-EU …

View article →
None

None

None

View article →
Ethical economy: Tradition, novelty and the pope | Columns | Breakingviews

Ethical economy: Tradition, novelty and the pope | Columns | Breakingviews

Institutions need to evolve over time. Institutions must rely on their traditions. These two statements may s…

View article →
G7 only adds to global currency confusion | Considered View | Breakingviews

G7 only adds to global currency confusion | Considered View | Breakingviews

The G7 has spoken about the troubled foreign exchange markets, and the world is marginally less secure for it…

View article →
Pope sets example by quitting | Considered View | Breakingviews

Pope sets example by quitting | Considered View | Breakingviews

The Bishop of Rome can resign any time, but Benedict XVI is the first in centuries to do so. The decision sho…

View article →

Articles

On Crypto and Greed

|
By Edward Hadas
| Substack
Once upon a time, in what now seems like another life, I advised investors not to buy Bitcoin, because it was doomed. For people who want to become richer without doing any work or providing anything of value to the world (a group who are misleadingly called financial investors), the recommendation was terrible. My last reiteration of the asset’s impending disappearance came when the collectible (like fine art except without either the fine or the art) was selling at $10,000 a unit.
Open in Who Shared Issue with article?

Edward’s Substack

|
By Edward Hadas
| Substack
This site requires JavaScript to run correctly. Please turn on JavaScript or unblock scripts
Open in Who Shared View Duplicates (696) Issue with article?

I stand with my Jewish people

|
By Edward Hadas
| Substack
A Jewish convert to Christianity, Edward Hadas is deeply troubled by the resurgence of antisemitism following the Hamas attack on Israel. Hadas faces up to the dark, lingering influence of Nazi and Soviet antisemitism not only in the Middle East but also on the Left in Western countries, and to the widespread belief that Israel is the centre of global evil.
Open in Who Shared Issue with article?
See all 326 licensed articles (769 Total)