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U.S. Private Employment: A Modest Rebound Amid Structural Shifts

U.S. Private Employment: A Modest Rebound Amid Structural Shifts

After two months of contraction, the U.S. private labor market finally saw a modest rebound in October 2025, according to the latest ADP National Employment Report.

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2 Signals, Some Noise

2 Signals, Some Noise

Last week offered two potent signals amid the haze of political theatre and macroeconomic crosscurrents:

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U.S. International Investment Position, Q2 2025: Trends, Shifts, and Outlook

U.S. International Investment Position, Q2 2025: Trends, Shifts, and Outlook

The U.S. net international investment position (NIIP)—the difference between what U.S. residents own abroad and what foreigners own in the United States—stood at –$26.14 trillion at the end of the second quarter of 2025.

Gaston Brizuela Bosio
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Scott Bessent’s $20 Billion Bet: How Washington Is Wagering on Argentina’s Comeback

Scott Bessent’s $20 Billion Bet: How Washington Is Wagering on Argentina’s Comeback

In a rare alignment of fiscal discipline, monetary orthodoxy, and international diplomacy, Argentina is staging a comeback few would have thought possible just a year ago.

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The Gold Run: Repricing Trust in the Age of Monetary Excess

The Gold Run: Repricing Trust in the Age of Monetary Excess

For most of the postwar era, the U.S. dollar has stood as the cornerstone of the international monetary system—a global benchmark for value, liquidity, and safety.

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Macroeconomic Volatility as a Wealth Destroyer

Macroeconomic Volatility as a Wealth Destroyer

The last decade has redefined how investors perceive risk.

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Transatlantic Tech Alliance: The $42 Billion US-UK Tech Prosperity Deal and the Road Ahead

Transatlantic Tech Alliance: The $42 Billion US-UK Tech Prosperity Deal and the Road Ahead

The United States and the United Kingdom have taken their most ambitious step yet toward cementing a transatlantic technology alliance.

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The Fed’s 25 bp cut: a careful step into an uncertain fall

The Fed’s 25 bp cut: a careful step into an uncertain fall

The Federal Reserve trimmed its benchmark rate by 25 basis points at its latest meeting, lowering the federal funds target range to 4.00%–4.25%, its first reduction since December.

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The US Job Market: Cooling Momentum and Rising Concerns

The US Job Market: Cooling Momentum and Rising Concerns

The American job market, long seen as the backbone of post-pandemic economic recovery, is showing signs of fatigue.

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Fiscal Dominance: Structural Debt Expansion, Monetary Growth, and Rising Risk Premiums

Fiscal Dominance: Structural Debt Expansion, Monetary Growth, and Rising Risk Premiums

The United States is exhibiting growing signs of fiscal dominance, a macroeconomic condition in which fiscal imperatives — persistent deficits and rising public debt — begin to influence or constrain monetary policy.

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Gross Capital Formation: Your New Favorite KPI That Actually Predicts Winners

Gross Capital Formation: Your New Favorite KPI That Actually Predicts Winners

Economic growth does not happen by accident.

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Powell's Signal: A Soft Landing... Off a Cliff?

Powell's Signal: A Soft Landing... Off a Cliff?

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell has sent his clearest signal yet that interest rate cuts may be imminent.

Gaston Brizuela Bosio