Special Reports

Mexico contends with the Superpeso while Russia’s Rubble weakens: Geopolitical Futures

, July 26, 2023

Graphs: on geopoliticalfutures.comTo read the whole document, the controls for turning pages and zooming in or out are at the bottom left corner above.To read the whole document, the...

The United Kingdom: The Nexus of Insurtech

, July 24, 2023

What is the key to the success of the UK insurtech sector—and where does the sector go from here?Edward Allanson, Andrea Comina, Pietro Richelli, and Leda Zaharueva London has been the global...

IMF: Weak Global Economy, High Inflation, and Rising Fragmentation Demand Strong G20 Action

, July 13, 2023

Kristalina GeorgievaWorking together to address common challenges, and building economic bridges, will be crucial to improve lives.When the G20 finance ministers and central bank governors meet in Gandhinagar next...

Gold: Past, Present, and Future.

, July 12, 2023

Photo: Jingming Pan on UnsplashThere is a global tendency towards pulling away from the US Dollar as the world's reserve currency since the end of the Second World War,...

Investment in Clean Energy is Booming

, July 7, 2023

Geopolitical FuturesImage: on geopoliticalfutures.comThe International Energy Agency expects $2.8 trillion of investment in energy this year, with roughly 60 percent of that going toward clean energy. In the past...

Edelman Global Trust Barometer

, July 6, 2023

How much do people trust that their governments are doing the right thing? Trust in the institutions, confidence in the path toward economic prosperity, shifts in trust from authorities...

Luis Maizel’s Monthly Letter: The Wolf is Coming (Recession)

, July 4, 2023

Image: qso.com.auJust like the anecdote that so many times they mistakenly said that the wolf was coming and when it finally arrived nobody believed it, we could be in...

Global Economy; Second Semester and Beyond.

, June 30, 2023

Photo: Bill Oxford on UnsplashThe world economy is affected by a combination of persistent high inflation, low growth, and high-interest rates that, if extended, could lead to financial instability....

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The Real Cost of Tariffs on US and World Economies.

Luis Maizel’s Monthly Letter: This Puzzle is Missing Pieces.

Federal Reserve Board: Uncertainty Induces Higher Inflation and Lower Growth.