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Macro Monitor

Weekly financial crisis early-warning system tracking debt, credit, market structure, real economy, and systemic risk. Published every Monday.

Global Macro Monitor — 9 July 2026

The USMCA non-renewal is a structural signal, not a negotiating tactic, and creates a new potential cascade trigger for North American trade and investment if the agreement moves toward termination

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Global Macro Monitor — 30 June 2026

The macro regime as of June 24, 2026 is stagflationary with high conviction. The compound of a near-total Strait of Hormuz closure, divergent central bank responses, and a structural commodity price s

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Global Macro Monitor — 29 June 2026

The macro regime as of June 24, 2026 is stagflationary with high conviction. The compound of a near-total Strait of Hormuz closure, divergent central bank responses, and a structural commodity price s

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Global Macro Monitor — 24 June 2026

The macro regime as of June 24, 2026 is stagflationary with high conviction. The compound of a near-total Strait of Hormuz closure, divergent central bank responses, and a structural commodity price s

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Global Macro Monitor — 23 June 2026

The ECB June 11 decision to raise all three key rates by 25 basis points effective June 17, 2026, represents a regime-level shift from easing to tightening in response to Middle East energy shock, wit

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Global Macro Monitor — 17 June 2026

The ECB June 11 rate hike is a regime-level monetary policy shift, not a tactical adjustment. The decision to hike into a 0.8 percent growth environment signals that energy-driven second-round inflati

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Global Macro Monitor — 9 June 2026

The USTR's launch of 60 Section 301 forced-labor investigations on June 2, 2026, represents a regime-level legal architecture shift to replace IEEPA authority struck down by the Supreme Court in Febru

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Global Macro Monitor — 4 June 2026

The USTR June 2 action represents a structural legal-architecture shift with multi-year implications for trade policy, not a near-term tariff-rate change. Section 301 is harder to challenge than IEEPA

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Global Macro Monitor — 3 June 2026

The USTR June 2 action represents a structural legal-architecture shift with multi-year implications for trade policy, not a near-term tariff-rate change. Section 301 is harder to challenge than IEEPA

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