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From rising prices at the checkout to shifting power in the world’s biggest boardrooms, we connect the dots between headlines and the hidden dynamics driving them.
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Could the oil shock become a global debt shock? (opens the original)
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Governments promise tax cuts, investment and economic growth. But the investors financing those promises can force leaders to change course, abandon policies and even leave office.
Can India become an economic superpower? (opens the original)
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India wants greater strategic autonomy, but its dependence on Chinese imports, weak job creation and an IT sector exposed to AI raise doubts about whether economic scale can become lasting power.
Is American Big Tech becoming too powerful for Europe to compete? (opens the original)
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American technology firms are increasingly dominating the world's digital economy. This leaves Europe worrying about its public and private sphere dependence on foreign cloud services, AI tools and digital platforms.
The countries fighting back against Trump's tariff tirade (opens the original)
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Donald Trump is using tariffs to test the reach of American economic power across the Americas. Canada’s deep integration with the US makes resistance costly, while Brazil has more room to turn towards China.
Could German carmakers soon abandon Europe? (opens the original)
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German carmakers built their success in Europe and found a growth engine in China. But that model is breaking apart.
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