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Pandemic

  • Trade, Central Banks, Political risk, Markets, Economy, Government, USA,
    May 7, 2025

    Modelling Trump Tariffs Suggests Resilience But Chaotic Consequences

    This morning’s Porridge is given over to what my chum Rob Hillman’s modelling of the Pandemic economy teaches us about the unpredictable consequences of Trump’s Tariffs. Chaotic, but we are more resilient than we might expect. And very likely to backfire on Trump!

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  • UK, Markets, Pre 2021 Porridge,
    June 30, 2021

    Complacent Goldilocks Got Eaten by Bear

    The weather on the Pacific Northwest has turned ugly, as might the financial weather if the current degree of market complacency proves unfounded!

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  • Commodities, China, Supply Chains, Pre 2021 Porridge,
    May 26, 2021

    BatPoop Crazy Stories May Herald a New Trade War

    Everyone loves a conspiracy theory, but what if the stories Covid escaped from a China virus lab take hold? We will never know the truth, but as the  rumours multiply, they could trigger renewed trade-war. It could unravel China’s regional hegemony and trigger a dramatic reversal for the global economy -especially for China.

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  • Politics, UK, Pre 2021 Porridge,
    April 26, 2021

    Long Covid and Political Risk  

    Markets anticipate the end of pandemic, but the news flow from India highlights ongoing global crisis and Covid is here for the long-term. The risk of political instability from failed Covid policies is high. In the UK, political instability could ratchet higher on the rising tide of Tory sleaze and Dominic Cummings taking his revenge cold.

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