Month: October 2025

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Markets Remain Unimpressed by Trump–Xi Trade Talks

Despite the high-profile meeting between President Donald Trump and President Xi Jinping in Busan, South Korea (Oct 30, 2025), global markets have reacted mutedly. Here’s why investors and analysts are treating this “trade thaw” with caution, and in some cases, outright skepticism: 1- Credibility Concerns History matters.Over the past year, several “initial agreements” or tariff…
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October 31, 2025 0

Odd Move: Fed Takes the Scissors to Rates — But Inflation’s Still Burning

The Fed just cut rates by 25 basis points, dropping its target from 4.00%-4.25% to 3.75%-4.00%. You’d expect this sort of move if inflation was cooling off, but that’s not the picture right now. Here’s the economic backdrop:• GDP’s humming along: Q2 growth hit 3.8% annualized.• Inflation? Not going away. It climbed to about 2.9%…
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October 29, 2025 0

NVIDIA’s Stock: Betting on the Future or Getting Ahead of Reality?

NVIDIA’s stock has gone on a tear these past six months, up nearly 72% since April. But as everyone’s been cheering the surge, the valuation story underneath is even more dramatic. Check out this monthly snapshot and charts: Month Price (USD) P/E (~×) Apr-2025 108.91 ~35× May-2025 135.11 ~40× Jun-2025 157.99 ~45× Jul-2025 177.86 ~50×…
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October 28, 2025 0

Inflation at 3.1%, Labor Data Missing: The Fed’s Next Move Is Anyone’s Guess

The Federal Reserve is heading into its next policy meeting in unfamiliar territory, and with critical data missing just as inflation ticks higher. What’s new:• ADP stunned markets in September with a 32,000 private-sector job loss, a big swing from the 50,000 job gain economists had called for.• ADP has halted its real-time payroll feed,…
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October 24, 2025 0

Is the Fed Losing Its Way? Why the Next Rate Move May Be a Gamble

A pivotal test looms for the Federal Reserve: its next policy decision arrives just as its go-to labor-market gauges have gone dark. Consider these stats:• In September 2025, ADP reported a loss of 32,000 private-sector jobs, a dramatic reversal from the +50,000 economists expected.• August’s numbers were quietly revised down, flipping from growth to a…
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October 23, 2025 0

China Controls the Rare Earths That Power the Future, and the U.S. Is Scrambling

Rare earths might sound obscure, but they’re the quiet force behind EV motors, wind turbines, fighter jets, and smartphones. And right now, the global balance of power over these materials tells a serious story (Sources: USGS 2024; CSIS 2025; Adamas Intelligence 2025) Meanwhile, the U.S. is rebuilding its supply chain from the ground up, but…
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October 19, 2025 0

From Gold to Blockchain: The Next Reserve Revolution?

As gold prices soar and markets brace for another volatile cycle, we’re witnessing more than a flight to safety, we’re seeing the early signals of a structural shift in the global reserve system. My latest paper, “From Gold to Blockchain: Toward a Synthetic Reserve Regime,  Pathways, Risks, and Evidence,” explores how institutional ETF inflows, rising…
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October 17, 2025 0

AI’s $325 Billion Feedback Loop: The Hidden Risk Behind the Boom

The AI build-out is breathtaking, but who’s really paying for it? From NVIDIA’s $5B investment in Intel to AMD’s equity-linked deal with OpenAI, my latest research uncovers a growing trend: AI vendors are financing their own buyers to sustain explosive growth. That’s not organic demand, it’s circular capital, a self-reinforcing money loop where financing feeds…
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October 9, 2025 0

The AI Boom’s Hidden Feedback Loop: When Financing Becomes the Product

The AI infrastructure race is accelerating, but what if part of it is running in circles? Ned Gandevani reveals how “circular financing”,  where chipmakers and hyperscalers finance their customers’ hardware purchases,  may be inflating both sales and valuations. NVIDIA, AMD, and others are effectively funding their own demand, creating what looks like exponential growth. But…
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October 8, 2025 0

AI and Buybacks: Is the S&P 500’s Rally Built to Last?

The S&P 500 is on fire, but maybe for the wrong reasons.Just 10 stocks now make up nearly 40% of the entire index, a level of concentration not seen in decades. Nvidia alone represents more than 8% of the S&P 500. Add to that a record-breaking $1.9 trillion global buyback boom, fueled by Fed easing…
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October 6, 2025 0