Daniel Lacalle
Author
Daniel Lacalle, Ph.D., is chief economist at hedge fund Tressis and author of the bestselling books “Freedom or Equality” (2020), “Escape from the Central Bank Trap” (2017), “The Energy World Is Flat” (2015), and “Life in the Financial Markets.”
CONTACT ME
Website: http://www.dlacalle.com/
LATEST
From Leverage to Liability: The Hormuz Strait Is Now Iran’s Biggest Weakness
Forty years of leverage have inverted. The chokepoint Tehran once wielded against the world has become the world’s tourniquet on Tehran.
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Supreme Court Tariff Ruling: Fears of a $200 Billion Refund Are Unjustified
The current trade deals have proven to be positive for global trade, growth, and all parties involved.
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How Maduro and His Allies Stole Venezuela’s Oil Wealth
Venezuela’s oil wealth was plundered, and its citizens have seen almost nothing of those enormous riches.
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Markets May Be Wrong About the Risks of Venezuela and Greenland
If you want respect for the environment, economic development, and sustainability, trust in engineers, not in politicians.
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US Economy Defies Recession and Stagflation Predictions
Investors and consumers have plenty of reason to be optimistic, despite earlier ‘consensus’ estimates.
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From Leverage to Liability: The Hormuz Strait Is Now Iran’s Biggest Weakness
Forty years of leverage have inverted. The chokepoint Tehran once wielded against the world has become the world’s tourniquet on Tehran.
|
Supreme Court Tariff Ruling: Fears of a $200 Billion Refund Are Unjustified
The current trade deals have proven to be positive for global trade, growth, and all parties involved.
|
How Maduro and His Allies Stole Venezuela’s Oil Wealth
Venezuela’s oil wealth was plundered, and its citizens have seen almost nothing of those enormous riches.
|
Markets May Be Wrong About the Risks of Venezuela and Greenland
If you want respect for the environment, economic development, and sustainability, trust in engineers, not in politicians.
|
US Economy Defies Recession and Stagflation Predictions
Investors and consumers have plenty of reason to be optimistic, despite earlier ‘consensus’ estimates.
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