Monetary Policy
The Digital Euro: A Solution in Search of a Problem?
The ECB’s digital euro project faces criticism for its unclear benefits to consumers, suggesting unspoken geopolitical and economic motives are the real drivers.
One Vote, Nine Views: Is the Bank of England’s Decision-Making Process Flawed?
The Bank of England’s MPC has nine expert views on the economy but often lands on one interest rate decision. Is this groupthink, and what are the risks?
Navigating the Summit: What the Bank of England’s Interest Rate Plateau Means for the UK Economy and Your Investments
Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey signals UK interest rates are near their peak. Discover what this means for investors, businesses, and the economy.
The Widening Gulf: Why the Fed Sees Wealth Inequality as the Next Big Threat to the US Economy
A top Fed official’s warning on wealth inequality signals a major shift. Discover why this gap could trigger the next downturn and what it means for you.
Decoding the Fed’s Next Move: John Williams on Inflation, Rate Cuts, and the Future of the Economy
NY Fed President John Williams reveals the Fed’s cautious stance on rate cuts, the path to 2% inflation, and the resilience of the US economy.
Wall Street’s Warning Bell: Is the US Financial System’s Plumbing About to Clog Again?
Wall Street banks are warning the Fed that the US money market is at risk of a liquidity squeeze, which could spark a new bout of financial instability.
The 4% Standstill: Decoding the Bank of England’s High-Stakes Bet Against Inflation
The Bank of England holds interest rates at 4% in a critical move against inflation. Discover the deep impact on finance, investing, and the UK economy.
Navigating the Calm Before the Storm: Why the Bank of England is Holding Rates Steady Ahead of the Budget
Analysts expect the Bank of England to hold interest rates at 4% amid economic uncertainty and the looming government Budget, signaling a strategic pause.
The 90s Economic Boom: Why We’re Learning the Wrong Lessons from the Clinton-Era Miracle
The 90s economic boom wasn’t caused by a “strong dollar” but by a tech-driven productivity surge. Misunderstanding this lesson has dire implications today.
The Dollar’s Next Chapter: Why Washington is Pushing for a More Dollarized World
Washington is exploring wider dollar adoption. We dive into the geopolitical, economic, and investment implications of this major financial strategy.
The Penny Paradox: Why a Coin Shortage Signals a Revolution in Finance and the Economy
A US coin shortage reveals deep shifts in the economy, fintech, and the future of money. Explore the debate and its impact on investing and business strategy.
The Fed’s Pivot: Navigating a Post-QT World Amidst Big Tech’s Reality Check
The Fed pivots, ending QT and cutting rates, as Big Tech’s mixed earnings reveal a new economic reality. A deep dive into a pivotal week in finance.