The Economist

He says he has a plan. It would need to be very cunning

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The dash for trash

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For investors, the war is like the invasion of Ukraine all over again

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Stranded Gulf supplies are choking off the region’s economies

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American anxieties are K-shaped. The economy is more like a backslash

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The third way in development economics

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But it is growing faster

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Were it not for data centres, prices might be even higher

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If only more countries went Dutch

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They win only if governments want just enough weapons—but not too many

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The longer the war in the Gulf, the harsher the global economic fallout

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Prices will surge in the short run—and may stay high for a while

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The amount of money crossing borders has flattened off—but not because of capital controls

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A 21st-century test of a 19th-century observation

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State-level policies are making up for stingy federal provision

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Too much of a good thing

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Artificial intelligence is improving fast. Its effect on output, not so much

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AI is prompting investors to reassess every business model under the sun

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The immediate economic impact will be more uncertainty

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