A Deeper Look at the World’s Economy

A Gateway to Understanding the Global Economy with Clarity, Depth, and Real Insights

Bar chart comparing headline inflation and food inflation across emerging and advanced economies in 2025–26, showing food inflation consistently higher in emerging markets such as Nigeria, Egypt, Pakistan, and Bangladesh.

Food Inflation in Emerging Economies 2026: Why Prices Stay High

Food inflation in emerging economies remains stubbornly high despite easing global inflation. Using cross-country data and IMF and FAO insights, this analysis explains why food prices remain sticky, how this

Red Sea disruptions push global container shipping costs sharply higher between October 2025 and January 2026 across major trade routes

Red Sea Shipping Cost Surge Reshapes Global Freight Markets

The Red Sea shipping cost surge has emerged as one of the most consequential trade developments in early 2026. As this Chart of the Week shows, container freight rates climbed

Global GDP growth comparison for 2026 showing emerging economies such as India, Vietnam, and Indonesia growing faster than advanced economies including the United States, Euro Area, Japan, and the United Kingdom

Global Growth Divergence 2026: Emerging vs Advanced Economies

Global growth divergence 2026 shows emerging economies sustaining stronger momentum than advanced peers as tight financial conditions, aging demographics, and weak investment weigh on rich economies. Using IMF and World

PIA privatization reform infographic showing rising losses, fiscal burden, operational inefficiency, and market decline under state ownership

PIA Privatization Reform Shows Why Losses Forced the Sale

PIA privatization reform highlights how prolonged losses, rising fiscal exposure, and weak productivity can force decisive policy change. While repeated bailouts delayed collapse, inefficiencies deepened. This chart-based visual story explains

Line charts showing global policy uncertainty and world economic sentiment from 2008 to 2025, highlighting a sharp uncertainty spike in 2020 while sentiment returns to positive levels after crises

Even as Global Uncertainty Surges, Economic Sentiment Remains Positive

Global policy uncertainty and economic sentiment show a widening gap since 2008. Policy risk surges during global shocks, yet economic sentiment recovers faster. This chart-based visual story explains the causes,

Scroll to Top