Paul van den Noord

Dr. Paul van den Noord is an Adjunct Professor affiliated with the Amsterdam School of Economics at the University of Amsterdam. His research focuses on international macroeconomics, global financial systems, and geopolitical implications of currency dynamics. He has recently co-authored prominent analyses on the stability of US Treasuries as a reserve asset, emphasizing the interplay between US institutional credibility and global financial stability. His work explores how shifts in foreign investment strategies, particularly by major economies like China and the EU, affect international monetary systems and trade balances.

Van den Noord’s research highlights the risks and self-correcting mechanisms in global reliance on the US dollar. He collaborates with institutions such as Project Syndicate, contributing to public discourse on post-American economic order challenges. His affiliations include the Faculty of Economics and Business, where he engages with macroeconomic policy debates.