#Global Economy

The Strait of Hormuz closure didn't just cut oil. It's strangling the world's fertilizer supply—and that means food prices are coming for everyone, everywhere.

OPEC+ has reached a tentative agreement to raise oil output. With Iran tensions unresolved and market signals mixed, here's what it means for energy prices, global investors, and your wallet.

ECB policymaker Villeroy signaled readiness to move on rates but said it's too early to discuss timing. Here's what investors need to read between the lines.

Government bonds are on track for one of their worst months in a decade. As investors warn of deteriorating public finances, what does this mean for portfolios, policy, and the next financial shock?

The WTO chief says the world order has irrevocably changed. What does the end of the postwar free trade era mean for businesses, consumers, and the global economy?

Harvard economist Kenneth Rogoff warns the US dollar's dominance is eroding—not with a bang, but a slow bleed. What does a post-dollar world actually look like?

A leading China scholar argues the US is pursuing self-defeating policies that accelerate China's rise to the world's largest economy within a decade. What does this mean for investors, policymakers, and global order?

Fed's Mary Daly says there's no single most-likely rate path. In a world of tariffs, sticky inflation, and slowing growth, central bank ambiguity is now the policy itself.

The IEA has ordered the largest strategic oil reserve release in history—412 million barrels from 32 countries. But with the Strait of Hormuz blocked, is it enough, and what happens when the reserves run dry?

The UN World Food Programme warns millions more could face acute hunger if aid disruptions continue. Behind the numbers, a hard question about who pays — and who doesn't.

Middle East conflict is pushing oil prices higher again. We break down what's driving the surge, who wins, who loses, and what it means for your wallet and the global economy.

The sixth round of US-China trade talks ended its first day in Paris without a breakthrough. What does the quiet tell us — and what's really at stake?