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The global shock creates a much larger inflation peak because energy costs spread into industry, services, and traded goods. Related Articles: The G

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Over-delivery produces much larger short-rate responses, with the gap widest at the shortest maturities. Related Articles: Fed Communication Strat

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Higher US tariffs raise the cooperation threshold only modestly, suggesting that cooperation among the remaining economies can endure. Related Articles:

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Monthly office contact was associated with lower cumulative attrition throughout the trial. Related Articles: Hybrid Work Productivity Depends on Des

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The productivity gap widened during the trial and remained after office visits ended. Related Articles: Hybrid Work Productivity Depends on Design, No

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Indonesia’s gradual rise reflects wider political inclusion; it does not show that female representation alone produces cleaner government. Related Articles:

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Germany and Switzerland show how central-bank risk can rise through different asset mixes, with foreign-exchange exposure driving Switzerland’s largest swings. Related Articles:

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Balance-sheet risk rose sharply as conventional rate policy reached its limits, driven mainly by larger securities holdings. Related Articles: Fed

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Agentic coding increased the supply of new apps, but release volume alone does not measure economic value.

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Treaty partners exported far more on average, though the raw gap is descriptive rather than a causal estimate. Related Articles: Middle-Power Trade

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 Europe’s trade order grew through repeated waves of new and renewed agreements, not through a single grand bargain. Related Articles: Middle-Powe

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Uncertainty produces a sharp and persistent investment loss, with the largest decline occurring one year after the shock. Related Articles: Trade Poli

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China’s capacity expansion shows that its green-energy advantage rests on an integrated power system, not one isolated technology. Related Articles:

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Europe gains access to diverted trade, but the direction and scale of the effect differ sharply between the US and Chinese markets.

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High-profile returnees show how China is converting overseas experience into domestic university research capacity. Related Articles: AI Talent Retention

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Retaliation redirected trade and the shift endured.

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Kenya’s lower depreciation relative to many peers shows that reserve size alone does not determine currency stability. Related Articles: Foreign Exch

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True posts were rated higher on average, but false posts still attracted enough belief to show why trusted information must be tested, not assumed. Related Articles:

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Readers identified partisan direction more clearly than factual accuracy, showing why political identity can overpower a mainstream media label. Related Articles:

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Lower-income workers suffer the clearest earnings loss two years after a 10% oil-price increase, showing why oil shocks quickly become inequality shocks.

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