Author: Upasana Chatterjee

April showed us just how sensitive markets can be to a small number of powerful forces: energy prices, inflation and geopolitical risk. The conflict in the Middle East dominated headlines, with a ceasefire helping to steady markets even as energy prices remained elevated.Read More

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Thank you for opening your Chartbook email. An Aztec 9-inch-tall jade figure of Xolotl (god of fire and lightning and a soul-guide for the dead) with inlays of coral in the mouth. 1500–1520, now on display at the Landesmuseum Württemberg in Stuttgart American retail electricity prices are running very far ahead of CPI – striking report by Grace Fan The constraints on expanding American power supply are crippling. ā€œgreenfield transmission line buildout in the US takes seven to 10 years on average.ā€ However, the single biggest obstacle to faster adoption of all of these resources remains disinterest from most investor-owned…

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