economics
The Summers-Epstein Nexus: A Sobering Lesson in Reputational Risk for Finance and Leadership
Larry Summers’ suspension of teaching at Harvard amidst an Epstein probe offers a stark lesson on reputational risk for finance and business leaders.
The Stablecoin Paradox: Is FinTech’s Holy Grail a Dangerous Illusion?
Stablecoins promise digital currency stability, but their reliance on traditional finance creates a dangerous, self-referential loop of systemic risk.
Beyond the Grid: What the FT Crossword Teaches Us About Modern Investing
Discover the surprising parallels between solving the FT crossword and mastering modern investment strategy, from market analysis to managing cognitive bias.
The £11 Billion Dilemma: Is the UK’s Pension Safety Net About to Snap?
The UK’s £11bn pension triple lock is at a crossroads. New data shows scrapping it could double pensioner poverty, revealing a deep crisis in saving.
The Great Rebalancing: Why China’s Shift from Savings to Spending Will Reshape the Global Economy
China’s economy is at a pivotal crossroads, shifting from its reliance on savings and investment to boosting domestic consumption. What does this mean for you?
UK Inflation Cools, But Is the Economic Winter Over? A Deep Dive for Investors and Leaders
UK inflation has hit a four-month low, but stubborn food prices and services inflation present a complex challenge for the economy, investors, and the Bank of England.
The UK’s Inflation Paradox: Why Falling Rates Don’t Mean Cheaper Groceries
UK inflation has fallen to 3.6%, but stubborn food price rises create a complex economic paradox. Explore the implications for your finances and investments.
The Millionaire’s Gambit: Why the Super-Rich Are Demanding to Pay More Tax
A growing movement of millionaires is publicly demanding higher taxes on their own wealth. This post explores why and what it means for the global economy.
UK Inflation Cools to 3.6%: A Turning Point for the Economy, Your Investments, and the Future of Finance?
The UK inflation rate has dropped to 3.6%, a pivotal moment for the economy. Discover what this means for investors, the stock market, and fintech.
The Cold Truth: Why Fuel Poverty is a Critical Economic Indicator for Investors and Leaders
Fuel poverty isn’t just a social issue; it’s a critical economic indicator impacting finance, investing, and the broader economy.
Japan’s Bond Market Tremor: Why a Ripple in Tokyo Could Become a Tsunami for Global Finance
Japan’s 10-year bond yields hit a post-GFC high, signaling a potential end to its ultra-easy money era and major implications for global finance.
An Unprecedented Apology: What the White House-Hyundai Incident Reveals About the Future of US Investing
A White House apology to Hyundai over a supplier raid reveals a high-stakes balancing act between US law and its multi-billion dollar economic strategy.