Andrew Stuttaford

The week of April 15, 2024: The surging gold price, antitrust, pay in the WNBA, bees, and much, much more.

The week of April 8, 2024: The Fed’s dilemma(s), deindustrialization, student loans, and much, much more.

The week of April 1, 2024: EVs & cell phones (sort of) compared, sports stadiums, antitrust, and much, much more.

The week of September 20: ESG, energy, Carter vs. Biden and much, much more.

The week of September 13: climate policy and Europe’s energy crunch, inflation, taxation, and much more.

The week of September 6, 2021: Soaring natural-gas prices, woke capital, employment, and much more

The week of August 30, 2021: climate change, landlords, stakeholder capitalism, and much more.

The week of August 16, 2021: the ‘Islamic Emirate’s’ economic prospects, inflation, cryptocurrency, and more.

The coming cost of a ruined reputation

The Week of August 2, 2021: The CDC’s eviction moratorium, big tech, tax, and much, much more.

The week of July 26, 2021: a (possible) Black Swan, the (actual) Black Widow, and much, much more.

The week of July 19, 2021: regulation, infrastructure, and other clickbait.

The week of July 12, 2021: inflation, tax, and much, much more fun.

The week of July 5, 2021: the Biden tax cartel (update), China, industrial policy, and much, much more.

The week of June 28, 2021: the global tax deal slouches on, inflation, infrastructure, and much, much more.

The week of June 21, 2021: The infrastructure deal, stakeholder capitalism, and much, much more.

The week of June 14: stakeholder capitalism and fascism, tax leaks, antitrust, and much, much, more.

The week of June 7: blurring income and capital to raise the tax take, inflation, oat milk and much, much more.

The week of May 31: jobs and inflation, the infrastructure binge, digital currency, and much, much more.

The week of May 24: climate change and corporatism, inventing an economic crisis, woke capital, and more.

The week of May 3: waiving the COVID-19 vaccines’ intellectual-property protections, disappointing jobs numbers, and much, much more.

The week of April 26: a new death tax, ‘infrastructure,’ the SEC’s mission creep, and much, much more.

The week of April 19: ESG, proposed capital-gains-tax increases, and much, much more.

The week of April 12: regulatory creep, infrastructure, inflation, and much, much more.

The week of April 5: taxes, infrastructure, and much, much more.

The week of March 22: central banks and the climate wars, spend, spend, spend, Turley’s collapsing lira, and much, much more.

The week of March 15: ESG’s new clothes, tax troubles ahead, inflation ahead (or not) and much, much more.

The week of March 8: bond worries, Biden’s binge, the cult of asceticism, and much, much more.

The week of March 1: the march of the regulators, electric vehicles, policing the menu and much, much more.

The week of February 22: GameStop, again, a poor choice for Interior, China’s rare-earths play, and much, much more.