John Detrixhe

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John covers the future of finance. He previously wrote about markets and trading for Bloomberg News in New York and London. His interests include global banking, fintech, and the digitization of money.

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10/15/21

China is the engine for global economic growth. What happens if it slows down?

Jane Li,

Samanth Subramanian,

and John Detrixhe

PublishedOctober 15, 2021

9/27/21

✦ The Forecast: Work after the Great Resignation

John Detrixhe,

Michelle Cheng,

Alexandra Ossola,

and Sarah Todd

PublishedSeptember 27, 2021

9/11/21

✦ Weekend Brief—The DeFi is hitting the fan

Kira Bindrim

and John Detrixhe

PublishedSeptember 11, 2021

8/16/21

✦ The Forecast: Decarbonizing crypto

Tim McDonnell

and John Detrixhe

PublishedAugust 16, 2021

4/7/21

Jamie Dimon used the words “Latinx” and “carbon” for the first time in JPMorgan’s annual letter

John Detrixhe,

David Yanofsky,

and Ana Campoy

PublishedApril 7, 2021

1/29/21

The GameStop trade needed short-sellers to work—and so do markets

Tim Fernholz

and John Detrixhe

PublishedJanuary 29, 2021

11/6/20

The global economy news the US election overshadowed

John Detrixhe,

Dan Kopf,

and Karen Ho

PublishedNovember 6, 2020

11/5/20

For Quartz members—What is this? An IPO for Ant?

John Detrixhe

and Jane Li

PublishedNovember 5, 2020

11/3/20

Beijing, not Washington, is the biggest challenge for Chinese fintech giants like Ant

John Detrixhe

and Jane Li

PublishedNovember 3, 2020

8/6/20

For Quartz members—Why do financial frauds keep happening?

Kira Bindrim

and John Detrixhe

PublishedAugust 6, 2020

7/20/20

A Chinese fintech could be bigger than Goldman Sachs and Wells Fargo put together

John Detrixhe

and Jane Li

PublishedJuly 20, 2020

6/11/20

Hong Kong’s future as a financial hub is being torn between Washington and Beijing

John Detrixhe

and Jane Li

PublishedJune 11, 2020

5/21/20

It’s too late for the US to get rid of Chinese stocks

John Detrixhe

and Jane Li

PublishedMay 21, 2020

4/16/20

The coronavirus outbreak might be nearly over in China, but economic hardship is not

John Detrixhe

and Jane Li

PublishedApril 16, 2020

4/1/20

America’s smallest banks are being enlisted to rescue millions of American jobs

John Detrixhe

and Tim Fernholz

PublishedApril 1, 2020

11/5/19

Travelers to China can finally experience its cashless economy like a local

John Detrixhe

and Jane Li

PublishedNovember 5, 2019

3/29/18

Tesla is in need of a financial recharge

Michael J. Coren

and John Detrixhe

PublishedMarch 29, 2018

6/6/17

Tim Peake’s next trip to space is in doubt thanks to Brexit, the falling pound, and a spat with the European Space Agency

Akshat Rathi

and John Detrixhe

PublishedJune 6, 2017

John Detrixhe's posts

China is the engine for global economic growth. What happens if it slows down?

✦ The Forecast: Work after the Great Resignation

✦ Weekend Brief—The DeFi is hitting the fan

✦ The Forecast: Decarbonizing crypto

Jamie Dimon used the words “Latinx” and “carbon” for the first time in JPMorgan’s annual letter

The GameStop trade needed short-sellers to work—and so do markets

The global economy news the US election overshadowed

For Quartz members—What is this? An IPO for Ant?

Beijing, not Washington, is the biggest challenge for Chinese fintech giants like Ant

For Quartz members—Why do financial frauds keep happening?

A Chinese fintech could be bigger than Goldman Sachs and Wells Fargo put together

Hong Kong’s future as a financial hub is being torn between Washington and Beijing

It’s too late for the US to get rid of Chinese stocks

The coronavirus outbreak might be nearly over in China, but economic hardship is not

America’s smallest banks are being enlisted to rescue millions of American jobs

Travelers to China can finally experience its cashless economy like a local

Tesla is in need of a financial recharge

Tim Peake’s next trip to space is in doubt thanks to Brexit, the falling pound, and a spat with the European Space Agency