March 2026 finds the global economy navigating its most dangerous intersection since 2008. Three crises have converged simultaneously: an oil supply shock that dwarfs the 1970s Arab embargo, a slow-motion private credit implosion that analysts are only beginning to price, and the exposure of Western

The World Has Entered a New Regime — And Most Investors Haven’t Realized It Yet The global economy is no longer operating within the predictable cycles of inflation, growth, and monetary policy. Instead, it is transitioning into something far more volatile, fragmented, and structurally unstable—a re

A single industrial complex in Qatar supplies roughly one fifth of the entire world's liquefied natural gas — and it has just been struck by missile attacks

Economist EJ Antoni warned that the U.S. economy is not strong enough to handle $100 a barrel oil prices caused by the Iran war.

With the Straits of Hormuz closed, many countries will run out of oil within weeks without new supplies.

Powell’s Fed press conference brought the unexpected, Micron smashes expectations, Trump temporarily waives the Jones Act, and more news to start your day.

The province is not raising taxes or cutting services as part of the budget

Latin America’s economic growth has been steady but lacklustre, with few severe swings. Irregular investments, sluggish productivity gains and policy shortcomings have hindered it from reaching its economic potential. Its 2026 outlook is somewhat positive, with expected growth, stability and benefits from shifts in trade and supply chains.