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Geochemical Exploration Techniques Breaking Ground in 2025

Rare earth elements (REEs) might be invisible to the naked eye, but they are the bedrock of modern technology. From the magnets in wind turbines to the phosphors in smartphone screens, REEs underpin...

U.S. CPI July 2025: Cooling Inflation Signals Mixed Economic Signals

As summer draws to a close, the Bureau of Labor Statistics prepares to release July Consumer Price Index (CPI) 2025 on August 12 — a key data point that could influence Federal Reserve policy and...

Will Regulation End Shrinkflation or Make It Worse? Global Policy Watch for 2025–2026

You walk into a grocery store, pick up your favorite snack, and feel a subtle difference: the packaging looks familiar, the price tag remains unchanged—but the contents inside are noticeably less...

East-West Economic Tug of War: Can World Bank Policies Maintain Global Stability?

The 21st century promised a globalized economy with frictionless trade, integrated capital markets, and shared prosperity. But by 2025, that dream feels increasingly fragile. East-West economic...

Why Skimpflation Hurts More Than Inflation: The Hidden Cost of Declining Service Quality in 2025

You’ve probably noticed it already. The prices you pay for everyday products and services have surged over the past few years, but what may feel even more frustrating isn’t the rising price tag—it’s...

Life on Mars by 2030? Experts Weigh In on the Real Timeline

The year is 2025, and the countdown toward 2030 has begun with one of humanity’s boldest aspirations: establishing a human presence on Mars. It’s a vision born from science fiction, now transitioning...

Stagflation in the AI Era: Can Automation Be the Cure—or the Culprit?

The specter of stagflation is back—a toxic mix of rising prices, stalled growth, and high unemployment. But this time, the backdrop is different. AI-driven automation, geopolitical fragmentation, and...

Has the Israel Iran Conflict Redefined the Middle East?

In June 2025, the Middle East witnessed a dramatic escalation that few thought possible—a direct war between Israel and Iran. For decades, the two nations engaged in shadow wars, proxy battles, and...

Analyzing Eurozone Employment Data: How Labor Trends Influence Supply Chain Resilience

At the core of every strong supply chain is its workforce. These are the people who keep goods moving, production running, and businesses ready for demand. In the Eurozone, labor data tells a detailed...

India Rejects CPEC Expansion: Geopolitical Stakes in the BRI Era

On July 24, 2025, India drew a decisive red line in South Asian geopolitics. The Indian government announced that any attempt to expand the China–Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC)—a flagship project...
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Mattias Knutsson

With a lifelong career in consumer markets and industrial procurement, the author specializes in navigating the complexities of global business strategies. Currently managing raw material procurement, they bring a wealth of experience in macroeconomics, commodity trends, and sustainable manufacturing. Beyond the professional sphere, they are deeply passionate about stock market analysis, economic forecasting, and mid-century modern design.
Through this blog, the author aims to share actionable insights, innovative strategies, and forward-thinking analyses to empower businesses and professionals in making informed decisions.