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Artem Voloskovets Artem Voloskovets Global economy
28 minutes ago

The Fed Got Exactly What It Wanted

June's employment report offers the clearest evidence yet that higher interest rates are cooling demand for workers without triggering a broader labor market breakdown.

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Marina Lubimova Marina Lubimova Global economy
4 hours ago

The New Middle East Investment Cycle Has Already Started

Why Syria's reconstruction is becoming the region's next long-term infrastructure story

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Artem Voloskovets Artem Voloskovets Forex
1 day ago

The $6 Billion Freeze Is About Leverage, Not Humanitarian Aid

The United States has confirmed that none of the $6 billion in Iranian frozen assets earmarked for humanitarian trade has been released. According to Washington, the funds will remain inaccessible until Tehran fulfills its commitments under the memorandum of understanding (MOU).

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Marina Lubimova Marina Lubimova Gas & oil
1 day ago

Why Oil Didn't Rally After a Massive U.S. Inventory Draw

Brent crude settled at $72.92 per barrel, down 0.31%, even after U.S. crude inventories posted a 6.1 million barrel decline. Under normal market conditions, such a draw would have lifted prices. This time it didn't. The disconnect highlights a shift in what drives the oil market: traders are paying less attention to weekly inventory data and more attention to whether global demand can sustain higher prices.

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Artem Voloskovets Artem Voloskovets Indicies
1 day ago

Negative Gamma Meets Maximum Equity Exposure: Why the Next Market Move Could Be Larger Than Expected

The options market is becoming less forgiving just as active managers have returned to full risk.

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Marina Lubimova Marina Lubimova Insights
1 day ago

Wall Street Is Quietly Replacing Cash With Borrowed Money

The defining feature of this bull market isn't artificial intelligence. It's the growing dependence on leverage.

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Artem Voloskovets Artem Voloskovets Gold
2 days ago

Gold Is No Longer Competing With Inflation—It's Competing With Trust

The strongest force behind gold isn't inflation anymore. It's the search for assets that don't depend on anyone else's promise.

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Artem Voloskovets Artem Voloskovets Stock markets
2 days ago

Amazon Isn't Funding Trees. It's Financing a New Asset Class

Amazon's latest climate announcement has been framed as another corporate sustainability initiative. The numbers tell a different story.

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Marina Lubimova Marina Lubimova Global economy
2 days ago

Europe Wants a Bigger Future. Germany Is Asking Who Will Pay for It

The European Union has spent the past several years expanding its financial role. The pandemic produced the €800 billion NextGenerationEU recovery fund. Russia's invasion of Ukraine accelerated defense spending. Energy security, industrial policy, semiconductor production and clean technology have all become permanent budget priorities.

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Artem Voloskovets Artem Voloskovets Global economy
2 days ago

Wall Street Is Looking Past Every Risk. Here's Why AI Keeps Winning

Only a few months ago, rising oil prices, geopolitical tensions and stretched technology valuations would have been enough to trigger a broad selloff.

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Artem Voloskovets Artem Voloskovets Forex
3 days ago

Why the Weak Yen Is Becoming Japan’s Biggest Economic Dilemma

A cheaper currency once helped Japan sell to the world. Now it is raising the cost of living at home.

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Marina Lubimova Marina Lubimova Insights
3 days ago

Bitcoin's Next Bull Market May Be Built on Selling, Not Buying

Companies rarely seek authorization to dispose of $1.25 billion in assets without a broader financial objective.

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Artem Voloskovets Artem Voloskovets Gold
3 days ago

Robert Kiyosaki May have Missed the Timing, but That Doesn't Mean the Thesis is Broken

Gold has entered a correction, prompting Robert Kiyosaki to admit he got the timing wrong. The more important question isn't whether the pullback happened; it's whether it changes the long-term case for owning gold.

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Marina Lubimova Marina Lubimova Stock markets
3 days ago

Why Martin Marietta Just Bought 200 Years of America's Most Valuable Mineral

The $13.5 billion acquisition of Lhoist North America reflects a broader shift in the U.S. economy: long-life mineral reserves are becoming strategic infrastructure assets as AI, reshoring and energy investment drive demand for physical construction at an unprecedented scale.

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Artem Voloskovets Artem Voloskovets Insights
3 days ago

AI Is No Longer a Software Industry

Artificial intelligence has been judged by the quality of its models. Every breakthrough was another chatbot, another reasoning benchmark or another multimodal release.

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Marina Lubimova Marina Lubimova Global economy
3 days ago

Spain Isn't Just Outperforming Europe: It's Rewriting the Eurozone Growth Story

Spain represented the eurozone's weakest link. High unemployment, a housing bust and years of fiscal repair defined the country's post-crisis economy.

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Artem Voloskovets Artem Voloskovets Global economy
5 days ago

The Digital Tax Battle Is Reshaping Global Trade — Trump's 100% Tariff Threat Is Just the Beginning

Digital taxation has become a geopolitical tool. Trump's latest warning shows how quickly tax policy can spill into trade.

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Marina Lubimova Marina Lubimova Global economy
5 days ago

What a $25 Federal Minimum Wage Would Actually Change

The proposal to raise the U.S. federal minimum wage to $25 an hour is still only a bill. Even so, it already provides a useful framework for asking a practical question:

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Artem Voloskovets Artem Voloskovets Stock markets
6 days ago

Europe's Stock Market Is More Concentrated Than Most Investors Realize

France's CAC 40 fell 0.53% and Spain's IBEX 35 lost 0.34% during the session. The declines were small, yet they highlighted a structural characteristic of European equity markets that receives far less attention than interest rates or economic data.

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Marina Lubimova Marina Lubimova Insights
6 days ago

Semiconductor ETFs Are Becoming the Financial Engine of the AI Supply Chain

Retail investors have committed more than $22 billion to U.S.-listed semiconductor ETFs in 2026, making chips one of the largest sector-specific trades of the year.

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The Fed Got Exactly What It Wanted
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The New Middle East Investment Cycle Has Already Started
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The $6 Billion Freeze Is About Leverage, Not Humanitarian Aid
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Why Oil Didn't Rally After a Massive U.S. Inventory Draw
1 day ago
Negative Gamma Meets Maximum Equity Exposure: Why the Next Market Move Could Be Larger Than Expected
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Wall Street Is Quietly Replacing Cash With Borrowed Money
1 day ago
Gold Is No Longer Competing With Inflation—It's Competing With Trust
2 days ago
Amazon Isn't Funding Trees. It's Financing a New Asset Class
2 days ago
Europe Wants a Bigger Future. Germany Is Asking Who Will Pay for It
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Wall Street Is Looking Past Every Risk. Here's Why AI Keeps Winning
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