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When PCE inflation — the Federal Reserve’s preferred price gauge — hit 4.1 percent on a year-over-year basis in May 2026, it registered the highest reading...
The warning was buried in a Reuters legal section headline, clinical in its phrasing: “Analysis shows publicly traded credit funds are unprofitable.” For most readers, a...
The language of climate risk in financial regulation has, for the better part of a decade, been organised around a future tense: risks that will materialise,...
Global borrowing has reached a scale that even veteran fixed-income analysts describe as structurally unprecedented — and the composition of that borrowing has changed in ways...
South Korea’s won has not traded at these levels since Lehman Brothers collapsed and the world was sorting through the wreckage of its worst financial crisis...
Japan has never been timid about industrial policy. But the plan unveiled by Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi on June 24, 2026, represents an ambition of a...
The numbers are unambiguous, even if their implications remain contested. In 2025, global personal wealth rose at its fastest pace since 2017. Nearly one million new...
The Bank of England has, for the first time in its 328-year history, openly questioned whether the regulatory architecture built to oversee human-run financial markets can...
The warnings are no longer coming from fringe contrarians. As of late June 2026, two of China’s most prominent hedge fund managers, the Bank for International...
The Mechanics Behind the BoJ’s Emergency Response In a violent three‑day stretch in mid‑June 2026, the Japanese yen surged from 155 to 140 against the US...
