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Consequences

  • Geopolitics, Defence, Conflict, Political risk, sustainability, Politics, Capitalism, Economy, Democracy, Government, Sovereign Debt, Government Policy, interest rates, USA,
    June 16, 2026

    Boom before the Reality Sinks In

    Stock Markets partied higher yesterday, utterly unbothered by the optics of the Iran Deal. Bond markets look at the long-term risks – wondering what the consequences of the Iran war might trigger in the coming years when today’s new bonds are set to repay. Traders will be trying to figure out what a new world will look like, and just how sustainable US Bonds markets might be as the global economy shifts.

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  • Markets, Cryptocurrencies, Financial Crisis, Bitcoin, Debt, Equities, stagflation, Democracy, Investments,
    May 16, 2025

    The Calm Before the Storm

    The last 4 months has been exhausting coping with change, uncertainty and chaos – yet markets have emerged basically unchanged. Stocks are flat and bonds around the same. Nothing to worry about? Or… should we remain concerned as the consequences play out?

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  • Central Banks, Political risk, ECB, UK, Economy, Government, USA, Supply Chains, Russia,
    April 21, 2022

    The economic consequences of the war in Ukraine

    The Ukraine War has catalysed a tsunami of negative economic events around the global economy – and markets are remaining pretty much blind to the long-term consequences.

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