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  • From Assassination to Escalation: Protests, Power and a New Order Emerging

    A Decade of FrustrationCharlie Kirk’s Assassination: A FlashpointEastern Europe on EdgeOPEC+ and Energy LeverageBig Picture: A Turning Point?ConclusionA decade of frustration culminates in political violence, military tension and energy leverage — signaling a possible realignment of the world order. Currency debasement, rising costs of living, emergency powers, and culture-war policies have left…

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    💡 Pulse AI — Market Intelligence, Reinvented📊 Ledgers — Trade Tracking, Simplified📈 Fraywire Economics — Macro Insights at Your Fingertips🏭 Fraywire Market Sectors — Sector Strength & Rotation Made Easy🔍 Enhanced Search🧭 A Cleaner, Faster UX🔑 The Club AdvantageWhy Go Fraywire+?Why This MattersSee what’s new with Fraywire’s upgraded, premium features. Friends —…

  • Turning Point: Charlie Kirk’s Death and the West’s Crisis of Culture

    How We Got Here: Two Decades of Shocks and Exhaustion9/11 and the Security StateThe 2008 Financial CrisisThe Rise of Polarizing RhetoricCOVID-19 Lockdowns and DistrustRiots and UnrestCultural FlashpointsHeadline ViolenceThe Rhetoric and the RealityTurning PointIf, like me, you’re still grieving the loss of Charlie Kirk, you’re probably asking yourself the same haunting question: how…

  • The Macro Brief — Stagflation “Lite”: How to Survive the Squeeze

    Why This Time is Different (But Still Painful)The Fiscal Side of Stagflation: Washington’s Credibility ProblemWho Gets Hurt & Who Wins in StagflationFive Strategies to Beat StagflationFinal WordWhen most people hear stagflation, they think of the 1970s: gas lines, 15% mortgages, and stock markets that went nowhere for a decade. Today isn’t that…

  • China’s PMI Slips, Trade Tensions Rise: Who Feels the Heat?

    China’s Weak Manufacturing PulseThe Industries Most ExposedU.S.–China Interconnection: De-Risking, Not DecouplingGlobal Ripple EffectsThe Market LensFinal WordChina’s latest data offered another red flag for the global economy. The country’s official manufacturing PMI came in at 49.4 for August, marking the fifth straight month of contraction. At the same time, U.S.–China trade tensions are…

  • Fraywire+ | Brazil’s Weather Brews Market Turbulence

    The SetupWinners, Losers & Consumer ShiftsThe Bigger PictureImpacted Stocks & SectorsWhy This Deep Dive?The Setup Coffee is one of the most volatile commodities, and Brazil is the epicenter. As the world’s largest arabica producer, its weather and harvest patterns ripple across global markets. This summer alone, markets saw both extremes: These swings…