Business and Geopolitics
Drawing on CFR experts and resources, the Business and Geopolitics hub and CFR’s Corporate and CEO Programs equip business leaders with the geopolitical insight needed to navigate a world where foreign policy decisions increasingly shape market conditions, corporate strategy, and global risk.
Top of Mind at CFR
Can the United States Lead Through Transactional Foreign Policy?
Each week, The Spillover traces the ripple effects of global events, exploring the intersection of policy, geopolitics, economics, technology, and finance. This week on The Spillover, host Rebecca Patterson and Jim Steinberg, dean of SAIS at Johns Hopkins University, unpack how Washington’s deal-making approach is playing out in Ukraine, Taiwan, AI governance, and the Iran war, and what could replace the U.S.-led global order that has persisted for the past eighty years.
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What’s the Renminbi Got to Do With it?
By Brad W. Setser
A closer look at the impact of China’s currency on China’s export growth.
Global Monetary Policy Tracker
By Benn Steil and Yuma Schuster

Global Inflation Tracker
By Benn Steil and Yuma Schuster

Can We “Grow Our Way” Out of Debt?
By Benn Steil and Yuma Schuster

President's Corner
From the C-Suite
CEO Speaker Series With Jamie Dimon
Jamie Dimon discusses the U.S. and global economies; the role of public policy in driving growth, competitiveness, and national security; and lessons learned over his more than twenty years leading JPMorganChase.
The CEO Speaker Series is a unique forum for leading global CEOs to share their insights on issues at the center of commerce and foreign policy, and to discuss the changing role of business globally.
Reports and Publications
Deep dives into the critical issues shaping business and policy.
Connect with CFR's Corporate and CEO Programs
CFR’s Corporate and CEO Programs help companies navigate today’s complex geopolitical landscape and connects private-sector leaders with policymakers, media, and experts to exchange perspectives on critical issues at the intersection of business and foreign policy. These engagements empower companies to anticipate risk, shape strategy, and adapt operations in a rapidly changing global environment.
















