In a significant shift in global energy dynamics, the United States rose to become the leading LNG exporter in 2023, driven by strong European demand and high production capacity.
There is a movement to directly register the float of an entire company. But the numbers appear to be stalling- is the DTCC complicit?
The Philadelphia Federal Reserve's startling revelation of an 800,000-job discrepancy in reported growth casts doubt on the robust employment narrative.
The UK's ongoing energy crisis has resulted in a £7 billion rise in gas bills for consumers, highlighting the financial pressures of maintaining energy capacity.
The financial strain faced by millennials in the US is becoming increasingly evident, with many trapped in a rent-debt cycle due to escalating housing costs.
The US economy is experiencing a 'Recession Light,' with decreased economic activity but stable employment levels, defying typical recession patterns.
This significant shift, attributed to weakening refining margins, stricter environmental laws, and evolving energy demands, particularly impacts European and Chinese refineries.
The looming risk of another housing collapse in the U.S. is highlighted by the precarious situation of low interest rates and escalating debt in both commercial and residential sectors.
In a significant shift in global energy dynamics, the United States rose to become the leading LNG exporter in 2023, driven by strong European demand and high production capacity.
There is a movement to directly register the float of an entire company. But the numbers appear to be stalling- is the DTCC complicit?
The Philadelphia Federal Reserve's startling revelation of an 800,000-job discrepancy in reported growth casts doubt on the robust employment narrative.
The UK's ongoing energy crisis has resulted in a £7 billion rise in gas bills for consumers, highlighting the financial pressures of maintaining energy capacity.
The financial strain faced by millennials in the US is becoming increasingly evident, with many trapped in a rent-debt cycle due to escalating housing costs.
The US economy is experiencing a 'Recession Light,' with decreased economic activity but stable employment levels, defying typical recession patterns.
This significant shift, attributed to weakening refining margins, stricter environmental laws, and evolving energy demands, particularly impacts European and Chinese refineries.
The looming risk of another housing collapse in the U.S. is highlighted by the precarious situation of low interest rates and escalating debt in both commercial and residential sectors.
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell takes a cautious stance on interest rate policy amidst rising U.S. inflation data.
The U.S. Treasury's accelerated debt issuance, reaching staggering levels reminiscent of the pandemic, signals a looming fiscal crisis.
New England is set to bid farewell to its last coal-fired power plants, Merrimack Station and Schiller Station, marking a significant move in the region's shift away from fossil fuels.
Japan’s potential intervention against the dollar's strength highlights a broader economic narrative, underpinned by the influential eurodollar system.
The U.S. government's extensive borrowing, particularly in recent years, has a more immediate effect than many realize, directly influencing the rise in interest rates across personal financial products.
The looming 'China shock' threatens the U.S. economy as China's economic downturn leads to an influx of cheap goods, jeopardizing American manufacturing and green energy sectors.
