economics
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.
Benjamin Franklin’s Ghost in the Modern Economy: Reviving the Case for a Land Value Tax
Inspired by Benjamin Franklin, this post explores the Land Value Tax, a policy that could reshape our economy, curb speculation, and promote fairness.
The UK’s Secret Economic Shock Absorber: Why “Risky” Debt Might Be a Genius Move
The UK’s “risky” debt, high in inflation-linked bonds, may be a powerful, under-appreciated automatic economic stabiliser that reduces fiscal volatility.
The November Budget Crossroads: Navigating Tax Hikes, Spending Cuts, and the Future of the UK Economy
Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces a stark choice between tax rises and spending cuts in the 26 Nov Budget, a decision that will define the UK’s economic future.
Beyond the Balance Sheet: Why a Local Supermarket is a Blueprint for the Future of Finance and Investing
A local supermarket’s innovative model is more than charity; it’s a blueprint for the future of impact investing, finance, and sustainable economics.
From Local Advice to Global Markets: Decoding the Economic Signals Behind Your Heating Bill
A local heating advice session is a microcosm of global finance, revealing deep links between your utility bill, central banking, and fintech innovation.
Beyond the Box Office: How a Diplomatic Spat Over Taiwan Puts Billions in Sino-Japanese Trade at Risk
A diplomatic spat over Taiwan leads to China delaying Japanese films, signaling deep geopolitical risks for investors and global businesses.
Revisiting Brexit: The Economic Imperative Staring Britain in the Face
A provocative analysis of the growing economic case for a “Brexit rerun,” exploring the impact on the UK economy, finance, investing, and the stock market.
The Unraveling of an Legacy: Lawrence Summers, Epstein, and the High Price of Association in Modern Finance
Lawrence Summers’ ties to Jeffrey Epstein offer a stark lesson on reputation risk, governance, and the high price of association in modern finance.
Decoding the Market: Why Your Financial Strategy is a Grand Crossword Puzzle
Discover how the skills used to solve a complex crossword puzzle are directly applicable to navigating the modern financial markets and improving your investment strategy.
Labour’s Gamble on a Hardline Asylum Policy: Decoding the Economic and Market Implications
Labour’s hardline asylum policy shift is a calculated political gamble with major implications for the UK economy, public finance, and market stability.