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Our one-page “inch-deep, mile-wide” predictive and analytical monthly newsletter that distills how the major macro issues (economics, geopolitics, society, environment and technology) intersect and impact today’s world. For more than a decade it has been a go-to, independent source of analysis for many time-starved key decision-makers. It reduces complexity and achieves clarity by conveying a simple (yet not simplistic) message. To paraphrase John Maeda, we take away the obvious and add the meaningful…
WEEKLY SELECTION
Every week we provide 5 insightful op-eds or articles to help you make sense of today’s world. These are often, though not exclusively, sourced from thinkers and experts from the Monthly Barometer’s network.
MB REPORTS
At regular intervals throughout the year the MB Reports offer independent and insightful research on the most pertinent issues. Innovative and exacting, these balanced research papers provide all-important clarity to make better decisions in the current complexity.
LATEST EDITIONS
Monthly Barometer
Interests rates will be a bit higher for much longer. European governments have little choice when it comes to fiscal discipline, but must also rise to the challenge of investing in innovation and competitiveness. China’s response to the challenge of slower economic growth but beware weak domestic demand. Escalating violence and an unwinnable war. Almost everything can be a target and/or potential weapon. The division of the sexes. AI good but not always better.[...]
Weekly Selection
A new trilemma dogging the world economy. What democratic governments must do to resist and reverse the political inroads of big tech. A detailed portrait of Giorgia Meloni. Revelations about Total Energies’ dealings in Mozambique pose far-reaching questions relating to human rights and security. Inflammation has the capacity to help us heal but it can also do much harm. [...]
Weekly Selection
Democracy and our very capacity to communicate are under threat from a new generation of bots. A perspective from which population decline is a good thing. Political uncertainty risks costing France its status as a core EU asset. Three tips to win an argument. What makes a memory real? [...]
