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    Why orange juice has never been more expensive

    Mimosas have a simple recipe: one part champagne, one part orange juice. Soon, though, the tipple may be even less affordable—and not because...

    The IMF has a protest problem

    Does it give up—or insist on painful reforms?

    China’s government is surprisingly redistributive

    When China’s ruler, Xi Jinping, began calling for “common prosperity” in 2021, he made investors nervous. The stated goal was to reduce inequality....

    Strangely, America’s companies will soon face higher interest rates

    Between early 2022 and mid-2023 the Federal Reserve tightened monetary policy at the fastest pace since the early 1980s, lifting America’s policy...

    Can anything spark Europe’s economy back to life?

    Europe has at last realised it has a problem with economic growth. Duh. Can it now find a solution? A report published on...

    Has social media broken the stockmarket?

    That is the contention of Cliff Asness, one of the great quant investors

    American office delinquencies are shooting up

    How worried should investors be?

    China is suffering from a crisis of confidence

    China’s leaders have ambitious plans for the country’s economy, spanning one, five and even 15 years. In order to fulfil their goals, they...

    America has a huge deficit. Which candidate would make it worse?

    Enough policies have been proposed to make a call

    Why Oasis fans should welcome price gouging

    The hotly anticipated comeback of a 1990s British legend sold out fast. Fans took to social media to complain. “Poor effort and a...

    As stock prices fall, investors prepare for an autumn chill

    Investors returning from summer holidays might feel dispirited upon checking their portfolios. Stocks have had a poor start to September. America’s benchmark S&P...

    Will the Fed factor turbocharge commodity prices?

    When commodity prices move in tandem, it is usually because real-world events jolt markets. China is the world’s biggest consumer of raw materials,...
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