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What Could Possibly Go Wrong? These Are the Biggest Economic Risks for 2022

The Covid years are littered with predictions that didn’t work out. For anyone looking ahead into 2022, that should be enough to give pause. Most forecasters, including Bloomberg Economics, have Continue Reading

Posted On : 13 Dec 2021 Published By : Tom Whipple
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Contending With the Pandemic, Wealthy Nations Wage Global Battle for Migrants – The New York Times

As the global economy heats up and tries to put the pandemic aside, a battle for the young and able has begun. With fast-track visas and promises of permanent residency, Continue Reading

Posted On : 24 Nov 2021 Published By : Tom Whipple
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Why U.S. Steel Output Is On The Rise

On Monday, President Joe Biden signed the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act into law on the heels of months of debate in Congress. The $1 trillion bill includes hundreds of Continue Reading

Posted On : 22 Nov 2021 Published By : Tom Whipple
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Hackers Are Threatening The Global Supply Chain

As the global supply chain struggles from the aftershocks of the pandemic, spreading the suffering to nearly every industry, cyber criminals vultures are descending on the vulnerabilities to create more Continue Reading

Posted On : 15 Nov 2021 Published By : Tom Whipple
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Charting Global Economy: Inflation Shows Few Signs of Cooling

Why the Fed Should Listen to Summers’ Inflation Warning Sign up for the New Economy Daily newsletter, follow us @economics and subscribe to our podcast . Global inflationary pressures show Continue Reading

Posted On : 13 Nov 2021 Published By : Tom Whipple
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  • Economy

Metals Will Be The Oil Of The Future

The energy transition is in full swing, with electric vehicles supplanting gas guzzlers and solar panels and wind turbines replacing coal and oil as the world’s leading energy sources. Scientists Continue Reading

Posted On : 11 Nov 2021 Published By : Tom Whipple
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  • Economy

The Economic Rebound From Covid-19 Was Easy. Now Comes the Hard Part.

The global economy’s comeback from last year’s deep contraction is approaching a delicate juncture, as policy makers and executives grapple with the bumpy transition from the post-pandemic reopening to a Continue Reading

Posted On : 8 Nov 2021 Published By : Tom Whipple
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  • Oil Supply

The Global Energy Crunch Has Sent Steel Production Crashing

Global steel production has declined for the fourth month in a row. The global energy crunch is forcing many producers to curb output. Metals producers across the globe are feeling Continue Reading

Posted On : 1 Nov 2021 Published By : Tom Whipple
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  • Economy

Global Chip Shortage ‘Is Far From Over’ as Wait Times Get Longer

Almost a year into a global chip shortage, the problems are increasing for many customers as delays get even longer and sales are lost. Manuel Schoenfeld placed an order in Continue Reading

Posted On : 29 Oct 2021 Published By : Tom Whipple
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  • Economy

Supply Chains Need $100 Trillion To Become Net-Zero By 2050

Supply chains, which account for 80 percent of the world’s total carbon emissions, would require as much as $100 trillion of investment if they are to become net-zero emission by Continue Reading

Posted On : 29 Oct 2021 Published By : Tom Whipple

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