economy
Trump’s AI Gambit: How a Pro-Tech Stance Could Reshape the US Economy and Investment Landscape
Trump’s threat to cut state funding over AI laws signals a major win for Big Tech, but what does it mean for the US economy and your investments?
Political Risk on Trial: What the Arrest of a Bolivian Ex-President Means for Global Investors
The arrest of a former Bolivian president signals deep political instability, creating significant risks and opportunities for global investors and the economy.
Shell on Trial: Why a Landmark Climate Lawsuit Could Reshape the Future of Energy Investing
A landmark UK lawsuit by typhoon survivors against Shell signals a new era of climate risk, with profound implications for finance, ESG investing, and the economy.
The Fed’s Triple Play: Decoding the Latest Interest Rate Cut and What It Means for Your Money
The Fed cut rates for the third time this year but signaled a pause, leaving investors and businesses to navigate a complex and uncertain economic future.
The Fed’s Triple Play: Navigating a Divided Path After a Third 2023 Rate Cut
The Fed cuts rates for the third time this year, but growing internal divisions signal an uncertain future for monetary policy and the US economy.
Leon’s Downfall: A Cautionary Tale of Debt, Dining, and a Distressed Economy
The “healthy” fast-food chain Leon is closing stores and cutting jobs, a stark sign of economic distress and a crucial case study for investors.
The Affordability Paradox: Deconstructing Economic Promises and Their Impact on Your Portfolio
A deep dive into the “Make America Affordable Again” slogan, analyzing potential economic policies and their impact on investing, finance, and the stock market.
Silver’s Seismic Surge: Why the Precious Metal Just Shattered $60 and What It Signals for the Global Economy
Silver has shattered the $60/ounce barrier for the first time. We explore the macroeconomic storms and industrial demand driving this historic surge.
The 25 Basis Point Question: Is Central Banking’s Favorite Tool Obsolete?
Central banks have long used 25 basis point increments for interest rate changes. Is this standard obsolete in an era of real-time data and fintech?
The £10.9 Billion Question: How Pandemic Fraud Reshaped the Future of Public Finance
A new report reveals £10.9bn in UK COVID support was lost to fraud, with most deemed unrecoverable. What does this mean for the economy and finance?
From FIFA to Finance: What a Satirical Peace Prize Teaches Investors About Geopolitical Risk
A satirical news story about a peace prize reveals a deeper truth about the profound impact of geopolitics on the stock market, finance, and investing.
From Protest to Portfolio: The Financial Reboot of Green Activism
A new era of activism is dawning, moving from street protests to the stock market. Discover how shareholder engagement is rebooting the green movement.