EEconomy Read More energy, debt and political casesMarch 23, 2026 3) Rising fiscal risk and shrinking fiscal space Thailand’s public debt is now about 66% of GDP,…
EEconomy Read More Yields continue to soar higher as inflation fears permeate across marketsMarch 23, 2026 It’s a brand new week but the main focus in markets stay on the Middle East. The US-Iran…
EEconomy Read More IEA warns Middle East crisis worse than 1970s oil shocks, eyes stock releasesMarch 23, 2026 IEA warns crisis worse than 1970s shocks as Hormuz disruption drives global energy strain. Summary: IEA warns Middle…
EEconomy Read More Is the complacency in global financial markets warranted?March 23, 2026 Shortly before the war with Iran began, I wrote that the seeming complacency among government officials and financial market participants…
EEconomy Read More China’s emotional economy is on the riseMarch 23, 2026 A giant inflatable Labubu toy floats on the water at Victoria Harbour on October 25, 2025 in Hong…
EEconomy Read More UK calls emergency COBRA meeting as Iran war lifts inflation and gilt yieldsMarch 23, 2026 Bearish for UK bonds (higher yields) and negative for growth outlook; supports inflation expectations and hawkish BoE repricing,…
EEconomy Read More Natural gas prices in Texas are negative and producers burn it off while shortages loom elsewhereMarch 23, 2026 A quirk in global energy markets has created a stark geographic divide between the haves and the have…
EEconomy Read More New Zealand outlook cut to negative by Fitch as debt concerns mountMarch 23, 2026 Fitch outlook cut puts New Zealand’s fiscal path under scrutiny and lifts yields. Summary: Fitch revises New Zealand…
EEconomy Read More China Joins Turkey, Brazil, South Korea, Singapore, India, and Others in Depending on Russia to Stabilize Their Aviation, Hotel, and Travel Industry as the Middle East Crisis Hammers Global Tourism with Crude Oil Shortage and Energy Uncertainty: Everything You Need To KnowMarch 22, 2026 Home » Latest Travel News » China Joins Turkey, Brazil, South Korea, Singapore, India, and Others in Depending…
EEconomy Read More Why is everyone on Wall Street talking about 2008 again?March 22, 2026 Jamie Dimon, chief executive of JPMorgan Chase, warned last month that some lenders are doing “dumb things” and…
EEconomy Read More Viral Charts – A Wealth of Common SenseMarch 22, 2026 I’m convinced that more economic data is just making us all angrier. You can now slice and dice…
EEconomy Read More As global yuan use expands, questions resurface about China’s world-leading forex reservesMarch 22, 2026 A report from a leading Beijing university has revived discussions about the “optimal size” of China’s foreign exchange…