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Resilient UK growth, escalating US trade intervention and the evolution of AI investment point to a changing macro landscape. Capital is shifting from technology applications toward the infrastructure powering AI, while businesses increasingly prioritise efficiency over expansion. The broader trend is a more selective investment cycle, where geopolitical risks, constrained budgets and execution timing matter as much as long-term growth opportunities. Check out our latest report to learn more!

Geopolitical shocks are increasingly feeding into global economic fundamentals. What new changes may emerge? From the latest military strikes in Iran to the diesel market crisis after Russia export ban. Check out our video and our latest report to learn more!

Escalating US-Iran tensions, tightening diesel supplies and signs of labour market weakness in China underscore how geopolitical shocks are increasingly feeding into global economic fundamentals. Rising transport and energy costs continue to pressure corporate margins despite resilient demand. The broader picture is one of persistent supply-side fragility, where security risks are reinforcing inflationary pressures and constraining global growth. Check out our latest report to find out more!

Geopolitical shocks are affecting both market prices and new regulations. What more could happen? From the fresh military strikes in Iran to the push of Baltic states for regulations over Russian oil imports. Check out our video and our latest report to find out more!

Renewed tensions in the Middle East, Europe’s push for greater energy independence and calls for stronger defence governance highlight the growing overlap between geopolitics and economic policy. Meanwhile, SpaceX’s bond sell-off reinforces that credit markets remain disciplined despite optimism surrounding high-growth sectors. The broader message is that strategic resilience is becoming as important as financial performance in shaping investment decisions. Check out our latest post to learn more!

Geopolitical tensions have softened, but strategic and economic risks remain deeply embedded. Are we going towards a new stabilization? From the recent US-Iran agreement to the warning of the Saudi Wealth fund to the EU regarding regulations, check out our video and our latest report to find out more!

The US-Iran agreement has eased immediate energy and inflation concerns, supporting a more stable macro backdrop and reducing pressure on central banks. Yet debates over investment regulation and the growing reliance on AI-driven forecasting highlight a world still adapting to structural uncertainty. The broader theme is cautious normalization: geopolitical tensions have softened, but strategic and economic risks remain deeply embedded. Check out our latest report to learn more!

While oil markets have shown resilience, geopolitical risks remain elevated. How are the markets reacting? From recent news regarding the Iranian conflict and the possible ceasefire to the implications for the oil markets, check out our video and our latest report to find out more!

Europe’s budget negotiations, renewed Hormuz tensions and evolving financial benchmarks reflect a common challenge: adapting institutions to a more fragmented and uncertain world. While oil markets have shown resilience, geopolitical risks remain elevated. The broader trend is a shift toward greater strategic management of fiscal resources, energy security and financial stability as traditional frameworks face mounting pressure. Check out our latest report to learn more!

Geopolitical Volatility, Trade Intervention, Investment Repricing and global uncertainty are testing policy framework. What could be the next developments? From the recent news regarding the Iranian conflict to the following risks of the oil markets, check out our video and our latest report to find out more!