Crisis in Global Supply Chain
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China’s exports have suffered the greatest share under the circumstances of a shaken economy by the covid lockdown, the Ukraine war, and the increasing interest rates in the U.S and E.U. The higher shipping costs and increasing demand from consumers have resulted in the augmentation of the price of basic consumer goods. In the current […]

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The Future of Our Economy Relies on Copper

Copper is an essential building block of the 21st century global economy. This efficient conductor of electricity is needed to manufacture everything from electric vehicles to renewable energy systems to computers. To build just one electric car, you need an astonishing 83 kilograms of copper, a 277% increase when compared to traditional combustion engine vehicles. […]

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The New Economic Era

  Last may the eleventh was a crucial day for Chile´s history; after sixteen years of alternating the presidency between the two most influential coalitions center-left and center-right, Gabriel Boric a 32 year politician, known for his youth and his activities related to activism in favor of student rights, took office as the 38th president […]

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What are market bubbles and how are they formed?

What is a bubble? A bubble is a type of economic cycle characterized by an immediate increase in market value, notably in asset prices. This rapid inflation is followed by a rapid decline in value, sometimes known as a “crash” or “bubble burst.” A bubble is often formed by an increase in asset values caused […]

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