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    Bad luck and bad decisions in consumer products

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    Japan’s bonds

    Plus, India’s wobble

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  • Wednesday, 3 June, 2026
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    Plus, corporate culture and returns

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  • Tuesday, 2 June, 2026
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    IPO boom, market doom?

    Plus: not now, Godzilla

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  • Monday, 1 June, 2026
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    AI and real GDP: how big and how fast?

    Plus more on the chip cycle

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  • Saturday, 30 May, 2026
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    Dotcom bubble IPOs

    Lessons for boomtime investing

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  • Friday, 29 May, 2026
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    Charles Goodhart: ‘Demography is going to make life worse and worse and worse’

    The leading economist warns that fiscal pressures will constrain independent monetary policy

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  • Thursday, 28 May, 2026
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    Semiconductors: supercycle or superbubble?

    Plus, semis’ fragile supply chain

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  • Wednesday, 27 May, 2026
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    AI’s mixed economic signals

    Plus, the euro convergence trade

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  • Tuesday, 26 May, 2026
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    Stocks’ unshakeable optimism

    The bright side has been the only place to be

    BERJAYAKatie Martin
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  • Friday, 22 May, 2026
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    Carson Block: ‘Maybe the dumb money is the smart money’

    The short seller warns of an AI-created financial crisis

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  • Thursday, 21 May, 2026
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    EMs don’t panic like they used to

    There’s been convergence with DMs

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  • Wednesday, 20 May, 2026
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    Why the BoE will not ride to the rescue in gilts

    Plus, Asian chipmakers

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  • Tuesday, 19 May, 2026
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    Vibe shift, continued

    Plus, more on gilts

    BERJAYAKatie Martin
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  • Monday, 18 May, 2026
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    Bonds bad

    Plus, stocks bad

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  • Saturday, 16 May, 2026
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    Gilts, not so bad

    UK government bonds are not the outlier they appear to be

    BERJAYADaire MacFadden
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  • Friday, 15 May, 2026
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    The great global bond freakout

    Plus, crypto’s not money

    BERJAYAKatie Martin
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  • Thursday, 14 May, 2026
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    Mortgage refixing, longer lags and eggs

    Plus, US oil producers aren’t drilling

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  • Wednesday, 13 May, 2026
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    Disinflation disappears

    Plus, UK gilts

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  • Tuesday, 12 May, 2026
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    The Trump Trade 2.0

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  • Monday, 11 May, 2026
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    US jobs: two in a row

    Plus, how to protect central bank independence

    BERJAYARobert Armstrong
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  • Saturday, 9 May, 2026
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    The narrow ceasefire rally

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    BERJAYAHakyung Kim
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  • Friday, 8 May, 2026
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    Quarterly reporting: when is less important than what

    Plus, Norway’s rate increase. And dishwashers.

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  • Thursday, 7 May, 2026
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    Trading the trends in GDP

    Plus, yen intervention

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