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Bond investors question AI risks

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US data weaker

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China claims growth at target

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Global unrest & incompetence

5

Investors brace for AI debt reckoning

6

Markets reverse in risk-off shift

7

Northern winter to challenge oil prices

8

NZD falls to 2009 lows

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Oil prices stay elevated

10

Investors reassess AI prospects

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Risk weighs heavier in financial markets

12

Bonds back from the brink

13

Bond investors demand & get more for rising risks

14

US undermines push for oil relief

15

New orders power global factories

16

Bonds press fiscal cliff warnings, but few are listening

17

US bond rates rise; China launches new stimulus

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No appetite for a resolution

19

Trump's deal-making fiascos widen

20

Global bond selloff deepens

21

US bond yields hit 20 year highs

22

Inflation embeds

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Painful tradeoffs coming

24

Weaker data signals but markets stay upbeat

25

Financial market relief

26

US Fed hikes, sees more tightening ahead

27

Markets demand rate rises to fight inflation

28

Higher yields are here to stay

29

The cost of money has just jumped

30

The risks of an unravelling rise

31

Central banks realise they have to get more serious in the inflation fight

32

Commodities higher, global interest rates higher, yen higher

33

Eyes on global inflation

34

Pretending inflation is under control

35

Resilience despite risks & threats

36

Investors on edge as global bonds sell off

37

A higher rate future has financial market attention

38

Key decisions await in a big week ahead

39

What will Warsh say? or do?

40

The US leaks momentum on inflation threats

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Markets see US as just a paper tiger on Iran

42

US bully tactics widened after prior failures

43

Despite tough news, global PMIs mostly positive

44

US debt worries mount

45

Bessent tries to screw the scrum

46

US economy losing momentum

47

Long-term yield warning signals grow stronger

48

The two top dogs show signs of limping

49

Markets & data delivers mixed messages

50

US inflation little-changed, taking pressure off the Fed

51

Ignoring Hormuz & hoping for the best

52

Hormuz shut tight

53

Is inflation about to resume its rise?

54

Rates rise with oil prices

55

US still doesn't have a Hormuz deal

56

Oil prices fall on expectation a Hormuz deal is close

57

Despite challenges, global economy still expanding solidly

58

The rise and rise of long-term interest rates

59

The air is going out of the global economy

60

Hot war spread to reignite inflation risks

61

Learning to live with less oil

62

US backs away in Hormuz after achieving nothing

63

Transactional Trump trapped by his own missteps

64

Oil price surge sees financial markets stagger

65

The oil crisis isn't over yet

66

New US tariffs awaited - with yawns

67

Hamilton Confidential, the Worldclear podcast, Episode 4

68

Hamilton Confidential, the Worldclear podcast, Episode 3

69

Hamilton Confidential, the Worldclear podcast, Episode 2

70

Hamilton Confidential, the Worldclear podcast, Episode 1

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War and debt stresses grow

72

Fires, fights & fragility undermine economic progress

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US equities fall away on rising risks

74

Running on empty?

75

Trump backs down on Hormuz tolls

76

The oil price jumps on latest tension

77

'Strategy' beating 'firepower'

78

Renewed hot conflict queers the global economic pitch

79

Investors hesitate and reassess

80

Global economic pressures ease

81

OPEC wants higher production

82

US data weakens sharply

83

Markets sceptical of Warsh's rosy outlook

84

Hormuz will never be the same

85

Despite the US-Iran clash, the global economy is resilient

86

Oil prices hold despite rising Gulf tensions

87

Hormuz still fragile, but inflation returns as the next big issue

88

Hormuz reopening to flood world with crude oil

89

Commodity currencies take it on the chin

90

Lake Lucerne talks make edgy progress

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Trump 'schooled' by Iran in diplomatic negotiation

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Oil prices settle to be +12% above conflict-start levels, +25% above early 2026 levels

93

US Fed eyes rate hikes

94

Will money solve the US-Iran conflict?

95

Markets jump to conclusions

96

Israel strikes Beirut; Iran says no point in talks with the US

97

David Mahon: China will watch Election 2026 closely

98

More 'peace' claims for Hormuz, but growth sags, El Niño arrives

99

Financial markets pricing in quagmire risk

100

Global export gains impress