Geopolitics
The Cracks in the Cathedral: How Shifting Capital Flows Expose the West's Fragile Financial Hegemony
Beneath the headlines of inflation and geopolitics, global markets are shifting as European bank stocks dramatically outperform U.S. tech giants, Japanese investors pivot toward European sovereign bonds, and IMF research warns of the long-term inflationary dangers of populist politics. This reveals a world straining against the old, Western-dominated financial order, where the supposedly 'risky' periphery is showing remarkable resilience while the core of the global north grapples with its own self-inflicted political and monetary crises.
