US foreign policy
From Ally to Afterthought: The Economic Fallout of Nigeria’s Waning US Influence
A deep dive into the economic and geopolitical shifts that have transformed the US-Nigeria relationship, impacting everything from finance to fintech.
Geopolitics & Portfolios: Analyzing Trump’s Hungary Sanctions Exemption and its Market Impact
A look at Trump’s Hungary oil sanctions exemption and its deep impact on global finance, energy markets, and investment strategy.
The Trump 2.0 Doctrine: What a Return to Power Means for Asian Markets and Global Finance
A Trump 2.0 presidency could upend Asia’s economy. We analyze the risks for investors, from 60% tariffs to the high-stakes uncertainty over Taiwan.
The Trillion-Dollar Pivot: How Qatar’s Financial Muscle is Reshaping Global Alliances
A geopolitical pivot reveals a new truth: financial power is reshaping global alliances, with major implications for the economy and investors.
Geopolitical Tremors: What US Military Threats in Venezuela Mean for Global Markets
US military threats against Venezuela signal major risks for the global economy, oil prices, and your investment portfolio. Here’s what you need to know.
The Unbreakable Tether: Why the U.S. Can’t Escape the Middle East’s Economic Gravity
The long-promised U.S. “Pivot to Asia” remains a strategic dream, repeatedly deferred by the Middle East’s unbreakable economic and security gravity.
The Tomahawk Doctrine: How a Trump-Zelenskyy Summit Could Trigger a Seismic Shift in Global Finance
A potential Trump-Zelenskyy summit and a proposal to sell missiles could signal a seismic shift from aid to investment, reshaping global finance and markets.