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Venezuela Can Dollarize Because Informally It Already Has
Venezuela has suffered catastrophic economic decline and hyperinflation in recent years. A first step in restoring order would be to stabilize prices by linking the currency to the dollar. Dollar linkage constrains governments from printing money, but it isn’t a…
Federal Reserve Regionalism with Kathryn Judge
Powering the Future with Bill Shobe
Rate Caps Will Result in Credit Rationing for High-Risk Borrowers
When President Trump called for a one‑year cap on credit card interest rates at 10 percent — about half the current average of 22 percent — it reignited a familiar debate. Should the government step in to protect consumers from…
Digital Finance in a Geopolitically Fragmented World
A future where global finance runs on-chain with stablecoins as the medium of exchange may be closer than we imagined a few months back. Following the recent passage of the GENIUS Act, major international organizations (e.g, Bhatt, 2025; BIS, 2025;…
Jim Clouse Testifies at US House Committee on Financial Services – Striking the Right Balance Sheet
Rebuilding Resilience with James Aitken
The Strange Calm in Markets with Richard Berner
Google vs. The Nvidia Stack in the Competition to Win the AI Race
The artificial intelligence ecosystem is a multi-trillion-dollar gamble not only for the companies that are building it, but also for nations seeking new competitive advantages and network power in a world of geo-economic fragmentation. The U.S. is in a good…
Roundup December 2025: The Most Important Market Charts to Watch in 2026
Financial markets are entering 2026 with a level of calm that belies the scale of structural shifts underway in the global economy. Market-based volatility remains compressed across asset classes despite the high degree of uncertainty stemming from two major paradigm…