Joel Suss
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Data journalist, Financial Times | Visiting Fellow, London School of Economics
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AndrĂ©s RodrĂguez-Pose
about 15 hours ago
A great day for
#Hungary
& a warning for all. Anger wins elections but it's a thin basis for governing & a worse one for prosperity.
#Populism
doesn't restore strength. It leaves a weaker
#economy
& a harsher public life.
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The Liz Truss âmoron premiumâ has not gone away. UK yields are more volatile and structurally higher than peers, and this is a really big deal
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Who lost the UK bond market?
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Edward Luce
1 day ago
People will be closely studying how Hungary's opposition pulled off their win in such a pro-incumbent system. Important to note that the theme was corruption. Democrats need to get much better at calling out Trump's corruption.
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Financial Times
1 day ago
Breaking news: With more than 70% of the votes counted, PĂ©ter Magyarâs Tisza party is projected to win a two-thirds majority in Hungary's election
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Josh Spero
1 day ago
Comments are lively
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Kate Allen
1 day ago
Perhaps now is a good time to share the
@financialtimes.com
investigative series on Viktor Orban. To start with hereâs the one we sent a reporter up in a plane for ⊠(300 free clicks)
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The riches of Viktor OrbĂĄnâs home village
[FREE TO READ] Hungaryâs longtime leader is trailing in the polls ahead of Aprilâs election, as the opposition alleges widespread corruption
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Never stop poasting
1 day ago
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Ray Douglas
1 day ago
đđș Polymarket gives PĂ©ter Magyar a 97% chance of becoming Hungaryâs next PM Polls suggest Tisza is on course to win, potentially ending OrbĂĄnâs 16-year grip on power Turnout hit a post-Communist record of nearly 78% FT
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Sander Tordoir
1 day ago
Good there is more attention on the disaster that Orbanomics has been - Hungary has not shared in the economic miracle of CEE. The Trumpists did not only bet on the weakest economy of Europe, but also on a political force that has no sway in the EU other than occasional obstructionism and delay.
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Viktor Orbanâs self-styled illiberal economics model is on the ballot today in Hungary My verdict in the
@financialtimes.com
today: the model has been a disaster for Hungarians, who are much poorer as a result
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In Hungary, OrbĂĄnomics is on the ballot
[FREE TO READ] The countryâs economic model has stoked inflation and weighed on growth
https://as.ft.com/r/1c722f06-04f0-4fa7-bf77-bb9ab97ca11e
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As with wider Hungarian society and economy, the polls in Hungary have been Orbanised over the last 16 years Large disconnect between government affiliated polls, showing Orban's party in the lead, and independent polls
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3 days ago
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Clara Murray
3 days ago
New: US business adoption of Anthropicâs products is closing in on OpenAI even after the Pentagon branded it a supply chain risk in Feb, Ramp data shows
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FT Edit
8 days ago
Jemima Kelly | How we gave up on forgiveness
ft.trib.al/WMyDhbw
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How we gave up on forgiveness
What was once seen as a virtue is now viewed as a moral weakness â leaving a society mired in toxicity
https://ft.trib.al/WMyDhbw
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Tony Tassell
13 days ago
One battle after another: Netanyahuâs new security doctrine - a read here
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Henry Mance
14 days ago
Hilarious how for years serious people have said that you can't rely on renewables because they are prone to disruptions in supply
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UK to receive last tanker of jet fuel from Middle East this week
Industry warnings of disruption contrast with government calls for calm
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Stagflation is back
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Stagflation is back
[FREE TO READ] War in Iran threatens to hit growth and confidence, deepen governmentsâ unpopularity and hurt public finances
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19 days ago
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Soumaya Keynes
19 days ago
How to Win a Trade War, in sea shanty form... I'm posting this today because
@barnesandnoble.com
has a special 25% off deal on pre-orders with the code PREORDER25. Deal runs until tomorrow, so pre-order How to Win a Trade War now!
www.barnesandnoble.com/w/how-to-win...
#BNPreorder
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FT Edit
19 days ago
Democracy is on the brink of a worldwide depression â with the US leading the decline. Civil rights and equality in the land of the free have fallen to the levels of the mid-1960s and freedom of expression is at its lowest since the 1950s. Read Martin Wolf on
#FTEdit
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Alison Killing
20 days ago
NEW: The net seemed to be tightening around the shadow fleet, but now these ships are ready to capitalise on the chaos of the Iran war and restricted supplies of oil.
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How the shadow fleet is capitalising on the chaos of war
The Iran conflict has offered the illicit oil trade a lifeline â while the easing of US sanctions widens a transatlantic rift
https://ig.ft.com/shadow-fleet/
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Robin Wigglesworth
21 days ago
Hmmmmmmmmm.
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Tony Tassell
21 days ago
Where we are at with markets and Trump - from the latest Unhedged from
@robarmstrong.bsky.social
and
@katie0martin.ft.com
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Josh Spero
21 days ago
After my father had been waiting two hours for an NHS ambulance, Hatzola sent one in half an hour. The antisemitic attack on its service will hurt real people. If you can support their campaign to buy new ambulances, please do
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Secure Premises Appeal
https://www.charityextra.com/hatzola-emergency
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Jemima Kelly
22 days ago
Yesterday I had a story out about eggs, today I have a column out about Marc Andreessen. Make of that what you will.
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(gift link! đ)
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Reading Socrates in Silicon Valley
[FREE TO READ] Self-proclaimed stoics who denounce self-examination only prove the bankruptcy of the tech bro worldview
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Katie Martin
22 days ago
It's only force majeure if it comes from the Majeure region of France. Otherwise it's just a sparkling shitshow.
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Amy Borrett
24 days ago
The Bank of Englandâs hawkish pivot in language has rattled markets.
@financialtimes.com
analysis shows it was the largest shift of any major central bank, raising questions about whether it misjudged its tone Lots of number crunching from me and
@joelsuss.ft.com
here:
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The Bank of England was a real outlier with its comms this week, far more hawkish than peers Language analysis shows a sharp shift in tone from the UK central bank this week
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24 days ago
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Massive repricing after yesterday: the market now thinks Bank of England will hike rates in the near term Over 85% chance of one hike by June, 30% probability of back-to-back hikes đź
25 days ago
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Henry Mance
27 days ago
congratulations to Viktor OrbĂĄn's father on his house, which raises no questions at all
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Janine Gibson
about 1 month ago
Almost exactly ten years ago
@henrymance.ft.com
had lunch with Nigel Farage
www.ft.com/content/864c...
. It remains legend. Quite a lot has happened over the subsequent decade so we sent him back in.
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The irrepressible Nigel Farage
[FREE TO READ] Ten years after they first had lunch together, âthe Brexit guyâ tells Henry Mance why the country needs his help once again
https://as.ft.com/r/edeac2c6-02ad-42c1-bdae-3c9c3438d0f7
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Katie Martin
about 1 month ago
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Jan Rosenow
about 1 month ago
Heat pumps are the most efficient heating technology ever invented. They harvest and compress pre existing heat in the air, ground or water and transport it where it is needed. That energy is all around us. It does not have to pass through the Strait of Hormuz or any other geopolitical chokepoint.
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EconReporter
about 1 month ago
Really should read this today
www.nber.org/papers/w31938
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My piece today in
@financialtimes.com
on Iran and inflation expectations đđ In short: hawkish communications and actions are to be expected by central bankers Free-to-read:
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about 1 month ago
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Carl Quintanilla
about 1 month ago
GOLDMAN: â.. higher geopolitical risk weighs on hiring and capex, and .. when shocks to geopolitical risk and oil prices occur simultaneously, the impact is roughly twice as large.â đ
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This is outstanding investigative journalism
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We visited the greasy spoon owned by MFSâs auditor (with a mortgage from MFS)
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We visited the greasy spoon owned by MFSâs auditor (with a mortgage from MFS)
[FREE TO READ] Eating a fry-up for breakfast in the name of investigative journalism
https://as.ft.com/r/bb5bffcc-1d02-434d-9d75-c7c2635e234b
about 1 month ago
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âBecause he dresses like a cartoon Englishman of the counties, the extent to which Farage is a creature of the US has been overlooked by the public. No longer, perhapsâ Excellent by Janan Ganesh
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Farage forgets which country he aims to govern
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Farage forgets which country he aims to govern
[FREE TO READ] In domestic and foreign policy, the British rightâs vulnerability is its America-worship
https://as.ft.com/r/ed1e7858-2291-49f8-8523-36fe9a356810
about 1 month ago
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Nice fig showing flight departures from Gulf coming back but still lots of cancellations
about 1 month ago
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More ships leaving Strait of Hormuz but still far fewer than before attack
about 1 month ago
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Joey Politanođłïžâđ
about 1 month ago
someone at the pentagon frantically typing âClaude, open the strait of Hormuz for me, quickest possible strategy, make no mistakes.â
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Justin Wolfers
about 1 month ago
I don't think you have to Nostradamus to figure that bombing Iran might raise oil prices. And it seems pretty obvious that buying oil in advance of causing an oil price spike might just save Americans a lot of money. But... ...maybe there wasn't much planning?
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Lots of excellent figures and analysis here: Which leading economies will pay the biggest price for the Iran war?
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about 1 month ago
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Jan Rosenow
about 1 month ago
Rising energy prices are pushing up inflation, especially in economies dependent on imported fossil fuels. The durable solution is structural: improve efficiency, accelerate electrification and scale up renewables. Energy policy is economic policy.
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Stagflation risks rising in the US
about 1 month ago
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The Iranian conflict is a big geopolitical shock in relative terms, and one that will be stagflationary for Europe and the US My piece in
@financialtimes.com
on our Geopolitical Mood index and lessons for central bankers from geopolitical shocks past
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about 1 month ago
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Jim Pickard
about 1 month ago
this the FT not The Onion
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Nick Timiraos
about 1 month ago
New Fed paper out on the history of central bank independenceâhow it came to be, what it actually means legally, and what presidents, Fed chairs, and Congress really said about it over the decades. Fair warning: It's a deep dive into historical archives, which means ... it's dense!
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Toby Nangle
about 1 month ago
Astonishing chart from
@chrisgiles.ft.com
showing what happens to the path of UK govt debt if income tax thresholds rise with prices rather than wages. I've been following UK econ forever, but seem I've not been paying attn, as this was news to me.
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Dom White
about 1 month ago
Guys, the Italian unemployment rate has just fallen below the UK's.
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Clara Murray
about 1 month ago
New đ: The price of natural gas in Europe has surged almost 80% since Friday after Iranian strikes on the world's second-largest exporter Qatar and the effective closure of key shipping routes... But zooming out, we're still a long way from the 2022 price crisis
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Worryingly from a European inflation perspective, the price of natural gas is leaping higher. But the Iran price impact is still wayyy below Russia invasion of Ukraine impact
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In charts: How serious is the Middle East gas price shock?
about 1 month ago
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