The Iran energy shock reverberates across financial markets
For investors, the war is like the invasion of Ukraine all over again
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For investors, the war is like the invasion of Ukraine all over again
Stranded Gulf supplies are choking off the region’s economies
American anxieties are K-shaped. The economy is more like a slash-mark
They win only if governments want just enough weapons—but not too many
The amount of money crossing borders has flattened off—but not because of capital controls
A 21st-century test of a 19th-century observation
Too much of a good thing
AI is prompting investors to reassess every business model under the sun
The immediate economic impact will be more uncertainty
Deprivation has fallen dramatically—but not necessarily because of the welfare state
The covid-19 pandemic set entrepreneurial spirits surging—for some
As ghoulish as it sounds, it is far better than the alternative
Surprise: it’s still motherhood
Are Meta and Google ads really recession-proof?
Donald Trump’s nominee was an inflation hawk—until he wasn’t
It isn’t just Japan: other currencies also look cheap
The technology will expand their scope and raise their value
There is no such thing as “the” Indian growth model
Only a decline in corporate America’s vigour will dent the country’s dominance of financial markets
An escalating trade war would be another matter, however
But can the public stomach higher inflation?
Gloomy expectations are starting to matter more than the data
The economy is unduly reliant on a handful of conglomerates
Oil majors, hedge funds, Chinese lenders—all have a stake
Despite the best efforts of its social-media censors
Few expect a crash in the year to come
Looking back on a rollercoaster year for investors
Women in America are having as many babies over their lifetimes as they did two decades ago
We interview three financial sleuths
Its endless bureaucratic rules trap would-be reformers
The baijiu business is the latest to be struck by “involution”
Scott Bessent has a cunning plan
Our annual ranking returns
In time, though, its tankers will find new routes
To understand why, consider the side-blotched lizard
Government remedies are not up to the job
Recent surveys point to flatlining business adoption
Remittances may fall, but opportunities are opening up
Investing in equities may make sense for individuals—but it could also exacerbate a crash
In a tricky neighbourhood the country remains calm
The country’s economic problems are real, but its assets are doing surprisingly well
No matter its ruling, the president has back-up powers
Even the best traders struggle to predict sudden jumps in volatility
In the age of Donald Trump, national autonomy requires deeper integration. Brazil shows why
The country is in line for a pay-out from catastrophe bonds
How the shift to state capitalism is panning out for America LLC
From finance and medicine to used cars, artificial intelligence is radically improving market efficiency