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Why the U.S. intervened to support the Japanese yen

Why the U.S. intervened to support the Japanese yen

Posted on August 2, 2026August 11, 2026Author Deena ZaidiPosted in Asia-Pacific, Graphs, Investment, Japan, Japan's Lost decade, Markets, Politics & Policy, Trade and tariffs, United States of America, World Economy, World economy

The U.S. and Japan have taken the rare step of intervening together in the currency market, buying yen after the battered currency’s prolonged decline against the U.S. dollar.

World Cup hosts show the tournament’s vast economic range

World Cup hosts show the tournament’s vast economic range

Posted on July 21, 2026July 25, 2026Author Deena ZaidiPosted in Europe, Graphs, Japan, Middle East, United States of America, World Economy, World economy

The U.S., Canada and Mexico are jointly hosting the 2026 FIFA World Cup, but IMF data shows a wide gap in GDP per capita across the three economies.

The inflation metrics that could give Warsh room to cut rates

The inflation metrics that could give Warsh room to cut rates

Posted on May 25, 2026June 17, 2026Author Deena ZaidiPosted in Graphs, Inflation, United States of America, World Economy

Kevin Warsh’s preferred inflation measures run well below the core PCE. A shift to a new and alternative inflation measure means strengthening the case for earlier interest rate cuts.

Why UAE leaving OPEC matters, in 2 charts

Why UAE leaving OPEC matters, in 2 charts

Posted on April 28, 2026April 29, 2026Author Deena ZaidiPosted in Graphs, Middle East, World economy, World Economy

OPEC is no stranger to exits. But UAE’s exit could mean a fundamental geopolitical shift in the Middle East (and the oil markets).

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