Bashar al-Assad’s fall from power in Syria, though unlikely to have immediate financial repercussions, highlights evolving geopolitical dynamics with indirect implications for the green economy. Syria’s position as a non-oil-producing pariah state minimizes short-term energy market disruptions. However, the weakening of Iran and Russia, significant backers of the Assad regime, could indirectly promote green investment […]
The political gridlock in France, marked by Prime Minister Michel Barnier’s imminent ousting and the rising influence of hard-left and hard-right factions, poses challenges to the European green agenda. France’s historical role as a key player in EU climate policies may weaken, given its fiscal and political instability. Delays in budget approvals and the risk […]
The re-election of Donald Trump and the return of his “America First” agenda bring significant implications for the green economy. While much of the market focus post-election has been on equities and inflation risks, the potential ripple effects on green investments and global climate initiatives deserve close scrutiny. Inflationary Risks and Green Financing The Trump […]
The anticipated return of Donald Trump is casting a shadow over the Federal Reserve, potentially bringing significant implications for sustainable investments and the broader green economy. After the Fed’s recent meeting, which resulted in a 0.25% rate cut as expected, markets saw little surprise from Chair Jerome Powell. Yet, Trump’s influence looms, creating both direct […]
Summary Paragraphs: With Bitcoin surpassing $70,000 and on track to test record highs, investors are increasingly seeing the crypto as a haven against both inflation and political uncertainty. This renewed rally coincides with speculation that Donald Trump, known for his pro-market stance, could return to the White House. His pledge to reduce government spending and […]
As the Labour government announces its 2024 Autumn Budget, UK businesses are assessing the impact of new policies expected to increase employment costs across the board. Key areas of change include a rise in the minimum wage and potential hikes in employer National Insurance contributions (NICs), prompting many employers to consider automation and technology as […]
