Category: Economics 100
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Silver Smashes $110
Silver hits record high of $110. What is your most up-to-date and in-depth assessment? Economics-100, Chief Economist: Here’s my **most up-to-date, strategic, and in-depth assessment of silver’s unprecedented surge past $110 per ounce — a landmark event in global commodities: 📈 1) What Just Happened — Core Market Facts 📊 2) Macro Drivers — Why the Surge…
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U.S. Delays China Chip Tariffs Until 2027
The US announces that tariffs on Chinese semiconductors will be 0% until 2027. What is your most up-to-date and in-depth assessment? Economics-100, Chief Economist: Here’s a strategic, up-to-date, and context-rich assessment of the U.S. decision to set 0% tariffs on Chinese semiconductor imports until mid-2027 (with tariffs planned to begin in June 2027, rate to be announced ~30 days beforehand). Reuters+1…
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EU Eyes Reparations Loan Backed by Frozen Russian Assets
“I want you to analyze the legal article, ‘Reparations Loan Ukraine,’ and give me your most up-to-date and in-depth analysis of this matter.” Economics-100, Chief Economist: Here’s a comprehensive and up‑to‑date strategic analysis of the proposed EU “Reparations Loan” for Ukraine based on the article you shared (from libmod.de) and the latest reliable reporting and legal commentary. I integrate legal, economic, geopolitical, and…
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Global Debt Hits Record $345.7T
Global debt reaches record high of $345.7 trillion, equivalent to 310% of global GDP, according to the IIF. What is your most up-to-date and in-depth assessment? Economics-100, Chief Economist: Executive Summary Global debt has surged to US$ 345.7 trillion by end‑Q3 2025, roughly 310% of global GDP, according to Institute of International Finance (IIF).This marks yet another record high —…
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EU Pushes €10B Shift to ‘Secure’ Supply Chains
A new EU draft law (to be presented December 10, 2025) will force companies in strategic sectors (batteries, chips, raw materials, etc.) to diversify supply chains away from risky non-EU suppliers and prioritize European or allied sources.Officials estimate this will cost EU companies more than €10 billion per year because European-made components are significantly more…