Carbon Market News Roundup

Welcome to the latest edition of the Carbon Market News Roundup, our bi-weekly briefing on the evolving landscape of global carbon markets and climate-related regulation. Our previous issues, along with the rest of our commentaries, may be read here. This issue...

Geopolitics & the Day After

Welcome to this week’s edition of Geopolitics & the Day After. Each week, we curate and synthesize key developments from global politics, economics, and financial markets, drawing from a wide range of trusted sources. Our goal is to provide you with a clear,...

The Wooden Nickel

The Wooden Nickel is a collection of roughly a handful of recent topics that have caught our attention. Here you’ll find current, open-ended thoughts. We wish to use this piece as a way to think out loud in public rather than make formal proclamations or projections....

Weekly Market Update

Global Market News Global Equities Make Gains Global equities were broadly positive this week, with equities rising toward highs on optimism around a potential U.S.–Iran deal, easing oil prices, and continued strength in AI-driven tech stocks. The S&P 500 and...

Geopolitics & the Day After

Welcome to this week’s edition of Geopolitics & the Day After. Each week, we curate and synthesize key developments from global politics, economics, and financial markets, drawing from a wide range of trusted sources. Our goal is to provide you with a clear,...

Market Mosaics & Timomachus: Equity Optimism and Rising Yields

The Agricultural and Industrial Revolutions changed the economic, financial, political, social, and scientific landscapes when they took place in the 18th and 19th centuries. AI is destined to have the same impact. It has already made its significant mark in research...

CROSSROADS: Middle East, Asia, Latin America, Sub-Saharan Africa

Here is a summary of the most important events that unfolded over the last month in the Middle East/North Africa, Asia (ex-China/India/Japan), Latin America, and Sub-Saharan Africa, and which may affect economic, financial, and geopolitical issues in the months ahead....

Geopolitics & the Day After

Welcome to this week’s edition of Geopolitics & the Day After. Each week, we curate and synthesize key developments from global politics, economics, and financial markets, drawing from a wide range of trusted sources. Our goal is to provide you with a clear,...

Carbon Market News Roundup

Welcome to the latest edition of the Carbon Market News Roundup, our bi-weekly briefing on the evolving landscape of global carbon markets and climate-related regulation. Our previous issues, along with the rest of our commentaries, may be read here. In this issue, we...

CROSSROADS: North America, Europe, China, India & Japan

Here is a summary of the most important events that unfolded over the last month in North America, Europe, India, China, and Japan and which may affect economic, financial, and geopolitical issues in the months ahead. Later this week, we will be publishing our...

Weekly Market Update

Global Market News Global equities make gainsGlobal equities regained ground this week as Omnicron fears toned down. The S&P 500 and Dow Jones closed the week up 3.82% and 4.02%, respectively, while the Nasdaq rose 3.61%. The yield on the US 10-year Treasury note...

Economic & Market Outlook 2022: Part I

John Charalambakis, Mohamed Ramzi Roshdi, & Nicolas Abdelhak Thucydides taught us that the past shapes the future, but the latter has a tendency to depart from the former with a vengeance! In this commentary, we offer an initial assessment of next year’s outlook...

Weekly Market Update

Global Market News Global equities mixedGlobal equities were a mixed bag this week. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq closed the week up 0.32% and 1.24%, respectively, while the Dow Jones dropped 1.38%. The yield on the US 10-year Treasury note decreased slightly to 1.54%,...

Disruption and the Second Derivative

“Fish where the fish are” - Charlie Munger There’s an old story from the birth of the Norwegian oil market that has always stuck with me. In the 1960s the Norwegian economy was not a place that attracted a lot of capital. It was a subsistence economy built on the...

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