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Building the Shield: Private Companies on the Frontlines of Energy Sovereignty

Building the Shield: Private Companies on the Frontlines of Energy Sovereignty

In an era defined by volatile energy markets and escalating climate disasters, a nation's strength is no longer measured solely by its military might, but by its control over clean, affordable, and reliable power. The pursuit of energy sovereignty—the ability to control one's own energy destiny—has...
Mounting Tensions Over Commitments Put U.S.–Indonesia Trade Deal on the Brink of Breakdown

Mounting Tensions Over Commitments Put U.S.–Indonesia Trade Deal on the Brink of Breakdown

A trade agreement once hailed as a breakthrough between the United States and Indonesia is now edging toward collapse, as Washington grows increasingly concerned that Jakarta is retreating from key obligations central to the deal’s economic and strategic architecture. The situation highlights...
Global aviation industry sees supply shortage of over 5,300 aircraft

Global aviation industry sees supply shortage of over 5,300 aircraft

The worldwide deficit of new planes, noted in recent years because of issues in the aerospace supply chain, continues to be a primary factor obstructing industry expansion, as stated by the International Air Transport Association (IATA). In numerical terms, the deficiency in supply is projected to...
U.S. Trade Slowdown Deepens as China Weakness Pulls November Import Volumes Sharply Lower

U.S. Trade Slowdown Deepens as China Weakness Pulls November Import Volumes Sharply Lower

U.S. containerized imports plunged 7.8% in November, a shift industry analysts say reflects a deeper cooling in demand for Chinese-made goods, seasonal calendar effects and growing importer caution amid an uncertain trade-policy backdrop. While volumes remain historically large, the downturn...
Political Pressure and Leadership Upheaval Set Stage for a Volatile US Federal Reserve Landscape in 2026

Political Pressure and Leadership Upheaval Set Stage for a Volatile US Federal Reserve Landscape in 2026

The U.S. Federal Reserve is heading into 2026 facing one of the most consequential periods in its modern history. With Chair Jerome Powell’s term ending in May and President Donald Trump set to appoint his successor, the central bank enters a turbulent chapter defined by political intervention,...
China’s Trade Picture Splits in November as Export Strength Masks Persistent Import Weakness

China’s Trade Picture Splits in November as Export Strength Masks Persistent Import Weakness

China’s November trade results delivered a mixed signal to global markets, with exports rising more strongly than expected while imports once again lagged behind. The divergence reveals both the resilience and the vulnerabilities of the Chinese economy at a time when global demand remains uneven,...
Global chip sales will approach $1 trillion in 2026

Global chip sales will approach $1 trillion in 2026

Global chip sales are projected to reach nearly $1 trillion in 2026, as reported by the World Semiconductor Trade Statistics (WSTS), an industry organization. For 2025, the market is expected to grow by 22.5%, reaching a total of $772 billion. This is an increase of about $45 billion compared to a...
India's Central Bank Eases Policy and Injects Liquidity as India Seeks to Sustain a ‘Goldilocks’ Economic Balance

India's Central Bank Eases Policy and Injects Liquidity as India Seeks to Sustain a ‘Goldilocks’ Economic Balance

India’s monetary landscape entered a new phase as the Reserve Bank of India cut the key repo rate and expanded liquidity operations in an effort to preserve what policymakers describe as a “goldilocks” configuration of strong growth and soft inflation. The central bank’s actions underscore the...
India’s Central Bank Signals Strategic Patience as Rupee Weakens Amid Fading Foreign Inflows

India’s Central Bank Signals Strategic Patience as Rupee Weakens Amid Fading Foreign Inflows

India’s currency has come under sustained pressure in recent weeks, slipping to record lows as a combination of shrinking foreign inflows, wider trade imbalances, and shifting global financial conditions weigh on the external sector. Unlike earlier phases, when the central bank intervened...
Beijing’s Banks Drain Dollars to Curb Yuan Surge and Shape Global Currency Strategy

Beijing’s Banks Drain Dollars to Curb Yuan Surge and Shape Global Currency Strategy

In recent days, major Chinese state-owned banks have stepped into the onshore foreign-exchange market to purchase U.S. dollars and hold them, marking a deliberate attempt to moderate the rapid rise of the yuan. Rather than following their usual practice of recycling dollars through swap lines,...
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