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Europe’s Political Weakness Is Becoming a Financial Risk
Europe is caught in a dangerous circle. Weak growth is undermining confidence in governments, while political fragmentation makes it harder to agree on the reforms and budgets that might restore it. Higher borrowing costs now threaten to tu...
The limits of the AI investment boom
Introduction and summary
The surge in artificial-intelligence investment is being driven by the technology’s potential to raise productivity and profits. It is unfolding, however, in a world economy increasingly constrained by scarce l...
The economics and politics of diesel
American diesel cost $3.81 a gallon in the week before the Strait of Hormuz closed. It now costs more than $6.50. That is not only higher than it has been at any point in this conflict, including the April panic when Brent touched $138; it...
Running Out of Slack
The economics and politics of diesel
American diesel cost $3.81 a gallon in the week before the Strait of Hormuz closed. It now costs more than $6.50. That is not only higher than it has been at any point in this conflict, including the Ap...
Capital is winning and that is a problem
The bond market is selling off, yet many of the explanations on offer are unconvincing. If inflation were the culprit, it would probably be climbing. If the AI boom were draining corporate balance sheets, credit spreads would not be near re...
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