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Strait of Hormuz in the Crosshairs: Why Oil Prices Are Shaking and What It Means for Markets

The threat to the Strait of Hormuz sends oil soaring, reviving the central banks' dilemma between imported inflation and slower growth.

Economics 3 days ago

The Dollar’s Retreat and European Stock Markets: When the American Cycle Sets the Pace

The US slowdown is rattling global markets: the dollar weakens, European stocks waver, and the ECB and Fed…

Economics 5 days ago

The ECB Between a Rock and a Hard Place: Rates on Hold Amid Energy Stagflation

The ECB holds rates at 2% as the eurozone navigates stagnation and energy-driven inflation. We analyse the implications…

Economics 8 months ago

The New War Economy: How Conflict is Reshaping Global Markets

For decades, economic analysts and investors treated war as an “exogenous shock”: an unpredictable tail event that briefly…

Economics 8 months ago

The AI Economy: An Analysis of Global Market Revenue Forecasts Through 2033

The artificial intelligence (AI) market is on an unprecedented growth trajectory, transforming from an emerging technology into a…

Economics 8 months ago

The Birth of Bitcoin: From Cypherpunk Utopia to Cryptographic Reality

“The Times 03/Jan/2009” On January 3, 2009, in a world still feeling the aftershocks of a global financial…

Economics 8 months ago

The Fed Acts in the Shadows: A Rate Cut Amid a Sea of Uncertainty and Contradictory Data

In one of the most complex and closely watched decisions of the year, the U.S. Federal Reserve has…

Economics 8 months ago

Spain’s Banking Sector in 2025: A Paradigm of Profitability at the Peak of the Cycle

Spain’s banking sector is on track to close out 2025 as a year of historic profitability, with the…

Economics 8 months ago

Spain’s Mandatory E-Invoicing Is Coming: How to Avoid Penalties and Bureaucratic Chaos

The way businesses and freelancers in Spain issue and receive invoices is about to be completely overhauled. The…