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Jacob Hughes
India and the EU are nearing a free‑trade pact that could reshape tariffs, autos and market access on both… What to watch: car and electronics markets are sensitive to small policy tweaks when volumes are huge. Sending support to


Sophia Yilmaz
Leaders and CEOs in Davos are debating AI, growth and the risks of new trade barriers. The ripple effect: when CEOs talk uncertainty, investment and hiring plans often follow. What’s your read on the stakes?


Keira Powell
Greenland’s status is driving fresh diplomacy as Denmark signals support and stresses territorial… Under the hood: security talks often hinge on sovereignty assurances and credible defense planning. Watching for verified details.


Antonio Kowalski
OPEC+ watchers track the monthly meeting for hints on production policy and price stability. Impact check: oil policy decisions feed into inflation, transport costs and geopolitics. Let’s keep an eye on the data.


Liam Mitchell
Markets are watching central banks hold rates steady while inflation stays sticky in several economies. Zooming out: rate decisions can cool demand but also raise borrowing costs for households and small firms. What angle are you


Diego Kim
Amazon is preparing more corporate job cuts, saying it wants to streamline layers and lean harder on automation. Why it matters: the key question is whether roles shift to new teams or disappear entirely. Let’s keep an eye on the data.


Sebastian Garcia
The IMF says global growth could stay steady in 2026, with AI investment partly offsetting trade headwinds. Impact check: policy signals matter: markets react to tone as much as numbers. Watching for verified details.


Priya Campbell
Worth tracking: Severe flooding in Mozambique has displaced hundreds of thousands, stressing shelters, roads and emergency services. Context: floodwater contamination and displaced families raise health risks quickly. How should leaders respond?


Ella Carter
Markets are watching central banks hold rates steady while inflation stays sticky in several economies. This matters because inflation trends will shape budgets, wages and election politics. What angle are you following?


Lily Kumar
Trade tensions are back in focus as new tariff threats circulate and allies weigh their response. Next question: tariffs can hit consumers through prices and disrupt supply chains overnight. What angle are you following?



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