The Eurozone Faces a Three-Pronged Problem. The Hormuz Crisis Could Be the Trigger
The main challenge for eurozone member states right now is, above all, to limit the impact of the crisis in the Strait of Hormuz on prices—and thus on inflation. We all remember the relatively recent...
Micron as the Driving Force Behind the AI Boom: Record Profits, a Memory Crisis, and a New Market Supercycle
Micron Technology took center stage among investors and analysts in the most recent fiscal quarter, becoming one of the most prominent symbols of the AI boom in the semiconductor sector. The company s...
ABB and Siemens are capitalizing on the data center boom.
There are still companies in Europe that can easily compete with Chinese and American corporations. They are even able to leverage the AI phenomenon and build their growth on it.
Trump's Agreement with Iran and the Reopening of the Strait of Hormuz: Oil Prices Fall, Inflation Eases Slightly
The United States and Iran have reached a preliminary agreement that brought about a ceasefire and, at the same time, the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz to shipping. Trump subsequently announced th...
Washington wants the market to believe that the hard part is nearly done. Tehran is signaling that it is not. That tension is where this story begins. The immediate question is no longer whether the U...
The future of the Czech energy sector is uncertain.
For many decades, we were accustomed to the Czech Republic being self-sufficient in electricity, or rather, a net exporter. But reality is changing, and in the foreseeable future, we may find ourselve...
The Real Shock from Beijing Lies in Oil, Not Trade
Donald Trump spent 43 hours in Beijing, arriving with a delegation of CEOs, trade promises, and dealmaker rhetoric. He left with Xi Jinping's statement that China would not supply military equipment t...
A Single Market for Capital: A Bold European Plan That Risks Failure
The six largest economies in the European Union—Germany, France, Italy, Spain, the Netherlands, and Poland—have sent a letter to the European Commission that would have been hard to imagine just a few...
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