Editor's Insight: Polls confound evidence of 'populism peak'
Rising discontent is based on findings that two-thirds believe the economy is rigged in favour of the rich and powerful.
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Economists and business commentators have declared “populism peak” and say the worst is over for this geopolitical threat, particularly in Europe.
These market-oriented commentators have also declared an onward and upward trend for most economies as global trade recovers.
This optimism may
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Editor's Insight: Polls confound evidence of 'populism peak'
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