"Too Late Powell" — or Was He Right?
Trump called him "Too Late Powell." But by not cutting, he may have shielded the economy from shocks. Coming after March CPI.
Data-driven views on oil, monetary policy, commodities and crypto. No filler — every claim linked to a primary source.
A hawkish first meeting, inflation at a three-year high, and the July prints that decide everything — along a single line of tension.
The June meeting wasn't about the hold. A new chair, a shorter statement, and a dot plot that quietly priced out this year's cuts.
In March we argued the 1970s oil analogy was misleading. Three months on, Iran calls the Strait of Hormuz closed again — and the crude is still moving. Time for the scorecard.
USDC is a $77B business. Circle only keeps the half its distributors let it. The most important number at Circle isn't circulation — it's the split.
JPMorgan said institutions would dominate 2026 crypto flows. Q1 came in at one-third of the estimate.
Data centers will consume 945 TWh by 2030 — equal to Japan's entire annual electricity use.
Copper as a recession indicator is broken — AI data centers, EVs and renewables all demand it at once.
Brent up 40%, Hormuz closed — but oil intensity has more than halved since 1973.
Trump called him "Too Late Powell." But by not cutting, he may have shielded the economy from shocks. Coming after March CPI.
Peer-to-peer energy trading for Europe's energy independence. Can blockchain connect producers and consumers directly?
Gold has millennia of trust; Bitcoin is a technology layer. Why are the risk/return profiles so different?
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