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The War on the System: The Overflowing of Traditional Control Mechanisms
By: Pablo Rutigliano From a deep historical perspective, war rarely responds to the true needs of the people. Societies are not born with a vocation for destruction nor with the desire to eliminate those who share their same human condition. Wars, in their rawest essence, do not arise from the collective will of common people, but from power structures that, at certain moments in history, utilize a society's resources to sustain political, strategic, and economic disputes tha
Mar 75 min read
The Invisible Energy War and the Birth of a New Economic Order: Critical Minerals, Market Transparency, and the Economic Architecture of the Energy Transition
By Pablo Rutigliano The world is undergoing a structural transformation that will likely be remembered by economic history as one of the most significant turning points of the 21st century. The geopolitical conflicts observed today in different regions of the planet are not simply isolated episodes or cyclical disputes between States. They are visible manifestations of a much deeper reorganization that simultaneously involves energy, technology, and the global economic system
Mar 56 min read
U.S. GDP Growth Accelerates to 4.3% in Third Quarter
While corporate profits climbed by $166 billion, economists remain divided on whether these production gains translate to equitable wealth distribution or improved societal well-being.
Dec 31, 20252 min read
US Dollar in Flux: What’s Behind the Moves and Where it’s Headed
Wall Street giants anticipate the greenback will depreciate up to 5% by mid-2026, driven by investors seeking higher returns abroad.
Dec 16, 20253 min read
The Federal Reserve's Dual Mandate Showdown: Deep Divisions Over December's Rate Decision
There is a deep disagreement among Fed officials over a potential December .2025 rate cut, driven by conflicting concerns about the labor market versus persistent inflation, all while facing potential pressure
Dec 4, 20253 min read
US Stagflation Fears Grow Amid Weak Job Gains and Trump's H-1B Shift
The US economic outlook weakens as August job growth stalls, inflation remains at 2.9%, and a new $100,000 H-1B visa fee shocks employers.
Sep 22, 20252 min read
Foreign Tourism Decline Could Cost U.S. Economy Up to $90 Billion by 2025
The decline in international tourism and boycotts of U.S. products could cost the U.S. economy up to $90 billion in 2025, impacting key industries and economic growth.
Apr 15, 20252 min read
Relief For Silicon Valley: Electronics Escape Trump's Tariffs
Trump exempts Silicon Valley tech products like smartphones and chips from tariffs, offering relief to Apple and Nvidia amid ongoing U.S.-China trade tensions and economic uncertainty
Apr 12, 20252 min read
The EU should not respond to Trump's tariffs, says former IMF chief
Blanchard suggested that the best economic strategy for the bloc is to ignore Washington’s protectionist measures.
Apr 3, 20253 min read
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