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    MONTHLY BAROMETER

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

Weekly Selection

21 March 2025|Weekly Selection|

Renewed optimism about Europe. The USD: an exorbitant privilege or an exorbitant burden? MAGA’s line of fire turns to universities. The failure of modern liberalism. Meta’s methods revealed.[...]

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Monthly Barometer

13 March 2025|Monthly Barometer|

The end of US exceptionalism. The folly of Trump’s tariffs. Market troubles will endure. Extreme scenarios on the cards. Europe’s awakening. A ceasefire - but then what? What does the MAGA crowd think?[...]

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Weekly Selection

5 March 2025|Weekly Selection|

Trump’s US is spiralling into tyranny - but ways to stop it do exist. The fallout from the Trump-Zelensky debacle: a sense of profound shame. How Covid 19 re-shaped American society - and not for the better. What does a post-Churchill-Zelensky look like? Can those pushing back against harmful wellness advice succeed?[...]

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