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Egypt currency devaluation illustrated by a falling pound note, rising price chart, pyramids, and a crowded market scene

Egypt currency devaluation explains how foreign exchange shortages, rising debt, and delayed adjustment triggered a persistent inflation spiral. This data-driven analysis examines causes, IMF interventions, social costs, and lessons for

Global housing affordability crisis showing rising interest rates, rent inflation, and widening urban inequality across major world cities

The global housing affordability crisis 2025 intensifies as rising rents, higher mortgage costs and stagnant incomes strain households. This blog evaluates the underlying drivers of the affordability crisis through comparative

Climate driven food inflation showing drought damaged farmland on one side and flood affected crops on the other

Climate-driven food inflation is increasingly shaping global economic outcomes as climate shocks, supply disruptions, and policy responses interact across food markets. However, unlike past price spikes, current food inflation pressures

Global food security crisis illustrated through cracked soil, broken supply chains, and climate-damaged farmland with collapsing trade routes

The global food security crisis is accelerating as extreme heatwaves, droughts, export bans, water shortages and supply disruptions combine to destabilize markets worldwide. Rising food inflation, crop losses, shipping delays

BRICS+ expansion and de-dollarization illustrated through global maps, currencies, gold reserves and financial documents for 2025

BRICS expansion is accelerating global de-dollarization as new members diversify reserves, restructure settlement systems, and reduce dependence on the U.S. dollar. This blog explores how expanded BRICS membership transforms trade,

$Illustration of a fractured globe with currencies and shipping containers symbolizing fragmented globalization and economic decoupling$

Fragmented globalization is reshaping the world economy as trade, finance, and supply chains reorganize into regional blocs. This editorial explains why globalization is not ending, but evolving through security-driven integration,

Container ship near the Red Sea with rising freight costs, supply chain delays, and global trade disruptions illustrated through economic visuals

The Red Sea shipping crisis has become one of the most serious shocks to global trade in recent years. Consequently, attacks on commercial ships, rising maritime threats and abrupt rerouting

Climate-induced food inflation cover showing climate shocks, crop failures, rising prices, global supply disruptions, and inflation charts

Climate-induced food inflation is accelerating as climate shocks damage crops, disrupt supply chains and raise global food prices. This blog explains how heatwaves, droughts, floods and logistical breakdowns deepen shortages,

Illustrated semiconductor chips with a digital world map showing global data links, representing export controls and chip supply tensions

Semiconductor export controls are reshaping global chip supply and intensifying strategic competition among major powers. These restrictions influence lithography access, chip production and research capability. As nations pursue sovereignty and

Cover image illustrating the global food supply crunch with climate-stressed farmers, drought-hit crops, export disruptions, and rising food inflation risks

The global food supply crunch is reshaping world markets as climate shocks, export bans and supply disruptions tighten food availability and drive inflation risk. This blog explains how weather volatility,

A Deeper Look at the World’s Economy

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