The New Trade War on March 18, 2025Over the course of the last 50 days, jitters of a new trade war have been coming out of Washington, with most economists fearing a full lock-down of the US Economy, by the end of the year. But despite the Trump administration’s belief of curbing American reliance on foreign goods, there’s an isolated silver lining, […]
The ‘Glory Days’ Are Over – I on January 24, 2025The clock striking 12 at noon yesterday signified more than a passing of the torch. For many Americans, this past election was a revenge vote against the global conditions seen over the course of the past four years under (and blamed mostly on) former President Joe Biden. The promise of democracy fulfilled its prophecy and […]
Global Interest Rates Lowering; Why? on November 21, 2024The Global Economy has seen much turbulence in the past 4 years. Irrational decisions made in 2020, made it difficult for a speedy recovery, for economies around the world, especially the underlying strength in emerging economies before the Pandemic. The Federal Reserve, as well as the European Central Bank, set the precedent early on for […]
Why… America? –II on November 14, 2024With the promise of sustaining a better economy, Donald Trump may have made his way to the White House but the road ahead in terms of forming a more unified and inclusive economy, especially given his team, will be a challenge. With her 100-day campaign, Vice President Harris had been championing President Biden and the […]
Anyone but You, Mr President on November 1, 2024There is just a week left in the most anticipated US election in history-with potential consequences spilling over into, virtually, every part of the world. Both candidates are making their closing arguments to voters in swing states, and hoping to capture and make mutual history. While Vice President Harris is building herself around a more […]
The French Government in Peril on July 12, 2024Last week-and again yesterday-the people of France had their say in an election, called by President Emanuel Macron, to instill confidence in his government. Confidence-many had thought these elections would overturn-but in turn, led to even more confusion on a national level, with left wing allies, gaining a huge popularity in the runoff election. In […]
A Turning Point in the Campaign on June 29, 2024Thursday’s CNN debate was the earliest presidential debate in American history. With a Trump-Biden rematch imminent once again, both campaigns are gearing up for a summer of a lifetime summer which could very well determine the outcome of November’s election and the trajectory of the state of the union for the next decade. The debate […]
The State of the Race on April 9, 2024As a summer of mobilization approaches, both campaigns are gearing up to approach voters one final time and show their respective record, for paving a way to the White House this fall. The ultimate looming question of whether a Trump Bide rematch would happen faded away this month, with most of the third parties bowing […]
Debt Economy, Consumerism and 2030 on March 23, 2024Many attribute the turbulence with recessionary fears to the uncertainty of consumer spending. But in recent years, the prospect of denying global debt as a systemic issue has started affecting bond markets, sustainable consumerism, and the ability to distinguish between recessionary times and overall quarterly pessimism. Now, what we want to do is look at […]
Elections, Investments, and The Global Economy on February 12, 20242024 came to a relatively consistent and non-volatile start for investors looking to capitalize on the thriving returns of 2023. In the preceding year, we saw time and time again, how governments failed to pay their debts and expanded an entire generation of social security under brand new acts passed, such as those in the […]