MONTHLY BAROMETER

MONTHLY BAROMETER2021-11-10T13:54:57+01:00
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Monthly Barometer

30 June 2023|

Global recession is almost a given, but there is mixed-messaging as to its severity. Security concerns and suspicion are pervasive - policymakers decide, business must adapt. How much has the Wagner attempted coup weakened Putin? Conserving natural capital is not an option, it's a necessity for economic growth. The same is true for the deployment of generative AI and [...]

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Monthly Barometer

1 June 2023|

Global economic outlook is fragile, characterised by deceleration, rising debt and bad demographics. Tech has some of the answers, but not without policy challenges. Similar distributional issues beset climate policy. The urgent need for AI and social media to come under regulatory scrutiny. All important détente is not in sight [...]

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Monthly Barometer

1 May 2023|

The economic outlook is murky - creating confusion. Inflation is lower but hasn’t gone away - impacting sentiments. Fragmentation is looking likely - causing nervousness. China-US relations - today’s defining issue. US default, will it won’t it? Political fallout from green agenda turbulence. Are demographic’s enough to make it India’s century? Civil conflicts on the rise globally. So is [...]

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Monthly Barometer

1 April 2023|

The slow-rolling macro crisis. Central banks’ conundrum with rising interest rates that hurt. IPCC latest report: we’ve been warned. Xi’s vassal, Vladimir and his long-lasting war. US-China - decoupling is no longer unimaginable. What AI can do for productivity [...]

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Monthly Barometer

28 February 2023|

The global economy is doing better (for the moment), but inflation remains sticky. The ever-lasting war that Putin cannot win but won’t give up, risks major escalation if China gets involved. A world of three non-cooperative blocs is becoming the geopolitical reality. The market vagaries of fighting climate change. Tech innovation moving faster than we can cope with. In [...]

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Monthly Barometer

1 February 2023|

Can the global economy's current short-term cheerfulness last? China’s re-opening matters globally, so does its ageing. Why going green is good not only for the environment but also for society and the economy too. National security trumps almost everything and determines ‘investibility’. There are two sides to the Chat GDP AI story. But, in the context of green tech, AI [...]

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Monthly Barometer

2 January 2023|

2023 will see: concatenation of risks and disruptions and a rising risk of stagflation. Persistent investor uncertainty. China’s growth story in disarray. The tech finance model in shreds - capital has lost patience. The state’s role on the rise. Nature becoming business and investor relevant. Plus other rays of hope: populism reaching its zenith? [...]

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Monthly Barometer

1 December 2022|

The recessionary global economy, inflation receding but persistent, from QE to QD, a positive turning point? US midterm elections: another turning point? Climate justice more pressing than ever, US and EU: more than a marital tiff, is this the "Golden Age of technology fraud"? Real estate's prices dropping [...]

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Monthly Barometer

1 November 2022|

Economic pessimism persists. Inflation looking increasingly entrenched. Policy makers’ conundrum: how to respond to the cost of living crisis? Lack of liquidity could spell market instability. Putin’s hybrid warfare means nothing is off-limits. Recent US decisions vis-à-vis China look like tech warfare. Advances in green energy tech are exceeding expectations. Rising interest rates reduce investors' appetite for distant pay-offs. [...]

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