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10 topics, followed by the complete archive — 40 pieces published since July 2026.

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Currencies

The dollar and the currencies trade is priced in, read as levels against their own history rather than daily moves: who is actually weakening, against whom, and what that does to the price of traded goods.

5 pieces 0001–2026

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Food and Fertiliser (2) · Gas and Power (2) · Semiconductors (2) · Emerging Markets (1) · Equity-Markets (1) · Metals and Minerals (1) · Sanctions and Export Controls (1)

Complete archive · 40 pieces

2026

  1. Europe's gas price was 8.6 times America's, most since March 2022 Markets
  2. Four staple crops last rose this much together in February 2021 Geopolitics & trade
  3. Without computers, chips and fuel, US import prices rose 3.9% Macroeconomics & policy
  4. In 18 days, the Bering Strait beat every earlier October Geopolitics & trade
  5. TSMC shipped 9.6% more wafers. It took in 41.2% more dollars AI and compute
  6. DAP is below its 2022 peak. Priced in wheat, it is above it Geopolitics & trade
  7. The rupee gained 1.8% in a week. It is still weak The week
  8. The 10-year rose 1.34 points. The real yield was 1.23 of them Macroeconomics & policy
  9. Trump waived a 100% tariff on Russia's top oil and gas buyers. Rubio named India On the record
  10. Euro-area inflation is 3.8%. Without energy, it is 2.3% Macroeconomics & policy
  11. Copper is a record in real terms. Most base metals are not Markets
  12. Bab el-Mandeb fell below its 2024 low. Suez did not. Geopolitics & trade
  13. The surcharge ended in July. The deficit began widening in May. Macroeconomics & policy
  14. A Stress Index of 80 is higher than any day of 2010–2019 Explainers
  15. The rupee fell through a rate rise, then rose 1.4% in two fixings Markets
  16. The Bosporus is 34% of the rise in route displacement. Hormuz, 3% Geopolitics & trade
  17. Brent rose 10% in a week. In rupees it set a record The week
  18. Brent rose 23% in a month. The Hormuz counts point both ways Markets
  19. The Rhine at Kaub has spent 41 days below its 2018 record Geopolitics & trade
  20. The index went calm the week oil went violent Macroeconomics & policy
  21. Kerch now moves in a month what it once moved in a day Geopolitics & trade
  22. The dollar is at its 24th percentile. The rupee is at its 97th. Markets
  23. The surcharge ran 150 days. The deficit did not narrow. Macroeconomics & policy
  24. China's share of US imports is back to its 2000 level. Geopolitics & trade
  25. A tenth of chokepoint traffic is on a different route. Geopolitics & trade
  26. Malacca peaked in January. The Red Sea never moved it. Geopolitics & trade
  27. Brent is high. It is not extreme. Markets
  28. The Kerch Strait broke 107 days before the invasion Geopolitics & trade
  29. The Strait of Hormuz hit zero three times. It is still at 18%. Geopolitics & trade
  30. The China discount reversed in dollars. In yuan it never did. Geopolitics & trade
  31. Saudi Arabia entered the war. The index cannot see it yet. Geopolitics & trade
  32. US imports didn't fall under tariffs. They changed address. Geopolitics & trade
  33. The stress index reads Normal. Nothing inside it does. Macroeconomics & policy
  34. The 30-year is not high. The last 19 years were low. Macroeconomics & policy
  35. The rupee-oil link only appears once you remove the dollar Markets
  36. Ukraine hit Iran-bound ships in the Caspian. Oil is up 22%. Geopolitics & trade
  37. Chip output rose 4.8% last quarter. Chip prices fell 1.5%. Technology
  38. A record June for chip output — but not a seven-month climb Technology
  39. You cannot audit OpenAI's losses. You can audit the electricity bill. Technology
  40. The US trade deficit widened $23bn in a month. The level isn't the story. Geopolitics & trade