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Adem Tumerkan • Recent
The China-EU Trade War Nobody Is Talking About (Yet)
China’s exports are flooding Europe, widening deficits and sparking new tariffs—an overlooked trade war that could reshape global markets
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Adem Tumerkan • Recent
What a Weak Dollar Actually Means for Your Clients' Portfolios
A weak dollar raises inflation, lifts commodities, and boosts exporters. Here's how financial advisors can explain the impact and turn client concern into action.
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Adem Tumerkan • Recent
China’s Balance Sheet Recession: Is Debt Trapping the World’s #2 Economy?
China is trapped in a balance sheet recession — where debt repayment crowds out growth. Here's how it unfolds and what it means for global markets and portfolios.
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Adem Tumerkan • Recent
Triffin's Dilemma: Why the Dollar's Strength Is Also Its Biggest Weakness
The dollar's global dominance creates a structural flaw that could eventually undermine it. Triffin's Dilemma explains why — and what it means for investors.
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Adem Tumerkan • Recent
Private Credit Isn’t Isolated — The Risk Is Flowing Back to Banks
Private credit has exploded — and rising leverage, opaque valuations, and bank ties are producing systemic risk. Learn the warning signs and why it matters
Morning PourDebt & Credit
Adem Tumerkan • Recent
Bank Reserves Are Declining: What It Signals for Liquidity and Markets
U.S. bank reserves are plunging to multi-year lows. Is a liquidity crunch next? See what’s draining reserves and why regional banks are at risk.
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Adem Tumerkan • Recent
What Happens When the Dollar Weakens? Exports, Inflation, and Global Risk
The dollar's reserve status is under pressure. Here's what a weaker dollar means for exports, inflation, and global markets.
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Adem Tumerkan • Recent
Trump's Tariffs: Winners, Losers, & Its Global Economic Impact
Trump’s tariffs aim to boost U.S. manufacturing, rebalance trade, and test the global economy’s resilience without hopefully triggering a trade spiral
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Adem Tumerkan • Recent
Fiscal and Trade Deficits Explained: What They Are and Why They Matter
Learn the difference between fiscal and trade deficits and why both matter for growth, debt, and the dollar.
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Adem Tumerkan • Recent
Currency Wars Explained: How Trade Wars Are Entering a Dangerous 2nd Phase
A currency war happens when countries weaken their currency to offset tariffs. Learn why trade wars often lead to currency wars — and why it’s dangerous.
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Adem Tumerkan • Recent
The Natural Rate of Interest Explained: What It Is and Why It Matters
Learn what the natural rate of interest is, how it shapes monetary policy, and why falling natural rates make recessions and policy mistakes more likely.
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Adem Tumerkan • Recent
What Is a Debt Cycle? How Credit Fuels Growth and Recessions
Learn how debt cycles work, why credit fuels economic growth, what causes deleveraging, and which warning signs investors should watch.
Morning PourDebt & Credit
Adem Tumerkan • Recent
The Impossible Trinity: Why the Yuan Won't Replace the USD (For Now)
One economic rule explains why the yuan can't challenge the dollar. The Impossible Trinity shows exactly what China would have to give up — and why it won't.
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