Global fragmentation, AI and inflation are three defining forces shaping markets which have gained urgency due to recent events such as the war in the Middle East, according to JPMorgan’s Grace Peters https://t.co/dxBZhrpS8L ...

When global economies face one transitory shock after another, whether it's supply chain disruptions, the war in Ukraine or the war in Iran, are central banks equipped to deal with them?@economistmeg joins @tracyalloway and @TheStalwart on the Odd Lots podcast to discuss the compounding effects of all these shocks and why, for now, she remains squarely focused on the risks of higher inflation https://t.co/qoGXjc1GMM ...

RT Jeff Swanson (@theswansjr)Normie Logic: "The national debt is someone else's problem."Reality: The US is paying over $1 trillion in annual interest on its debt.More than the entire defense budget.More than Medicaid.The only way out is inflation? Your savings, wages and your investments take the hit on a schedule set by the same people who ran up the tab.You didn't vote for the debt.You're paying for it anyway.This is why bitcoin exists. ...

Night and in Shanghai, Shenzhen, it here in Hong Kong. You're watching the China show. I'll be right there with David Inglés.Good Monday morning. We're coming down to the open markets in Greater China. Let's get to your top stories today.Korean stocks leading these gains across the Asia-Pacific as the AI driven rally gains further momentum, shrugging off ongoing concerns and tensions in the Middle East. Oil rises. Meanwhile, as President Trump rejects Iran's new peace proposal, calling it, quote, totally un ...

There is a rising probability that we have a super cycle based on:Increasing interest payments that need monetizing via the bank of systemThe reliance on short term bill issuance reducing cyclically of debt rollover.The largest capex boom in history based on the most important tech ever.An potential explosion in bank credit to finance the capexA global race between China and the US that can't be stopped.The only thing that stops this is if services inflation disinflation (via productivity) doesn't offset go ...

China’s factory-gate inflation gathered momentum in April, fueled by geopolitical tensions in the Middle East that kept energy costs elevated and cemented the end of a nearly four-year deflationary cycle. https://t.co/R9xUeqIO35 ...

China’s factory prices grew at the fastest pace since July 2022 as the fallout from the Iran war pushed up costs for companies, while cheaper food keeps consumer inflation in check https://t.co/UWnfI72lCl ...

Having absorbed various price shocks, firms are less able to avoid passing on additional costs to retailers and consumers. https://t.co/steVbXwUkq ...

News when you want it with Bloomberg News now. I'm Monica Rix. We're still waiting on details on Iran's response to President Trump's latest proposal to end ten weeks of war in the Middle East.It went to Pakistan this morning, which is acting as a mediator for this conflict. Bloomberg's Jeff Mason has more from Washington. They've been waiting all weekend for it to come in, and now it's in.And now what we'll want to be asking and seeing is whether or not it's acceptable to President Trump. What what they ha ...

A fresh batch of consumer price data in the coming week is likely to affirm Americans’ growing frustration with inflation https://t.co/lnRGAitLSo ...