Local Macros

Can the United States Ever Default on Its Debt?

The probability of a U.S. sovereign default—whether perceived as high or low—remains a topic of significant debate in financial and policy circles, especially during periods of political deadlock over the…

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Global Macros

Local Articles

Combating inflation with gold – Nigeria’s surprising anti-inflation strategy

I must admit that nine out of ten economic policies from Nigeria comes as a surprise. You could be thinking of the unimaginable, and boom, the Nigerian government is set…

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Global articles

Signals of Strain: Understanding the Signs and Implications of a Weak Currency

The strength of a nation’s currency is one of the clearest reflections of its economic vitality, competitiveness, and position within the global financial system. A weakening currency can quickly expose…

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Streamlining or Straining? The DOGE Controversy

The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) was created with the ambitious goal of shrinking the size of the federal government, reducing regulations, and cutting trillions of dollars from the federal…

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