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Depth, Speed, Duration

Three shocks, three mechanisms, and why the next downturn will be measured against the wrong yardstick.

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Briefing / Capital Markets

Regime Change, Quietly

Kevin Warsh was installed to cut interest rates, but his first month at the Federal Reserve signaled something larger, and more disciplined.

Jun 24 / 9 min read
Report / Capital Markets

Depth, Speed, Duration

Three shocks, three mechanisms, and why the next downturn will be measured against the wrong yardstick.

Jun 20 / 10 min read
Report / Strategic Competition

Compound Learning and Decision Advantage

Strategic competition with China is a contest of institutional learning rates, not just a clash of platforms and inventories.

Jun 2 / 5 min read
Briefing / Cities Infrastructure

The New York Premium

New York City's mobility and safety have never looked better. Its affordability has never looked worse.

Jun 1 / 10 min read
Report / Capital Markets

The Power Curve 2026 Outlook

2026 is the year of capability concentration, institutional drift, and the multi-pole order.

Jun 1 / 24 min read
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What the publication is built to see

The Power Curve follows the mechanics that decide whether resources become durable advantage: capability, constraint, risk, and institutional execution.

01 / Capability

Who can convert resources into capacity

The core question is not who has ambition. It is who can turn capital, compute, energy, and institutions into operating advantage.

02 / Constraint

Where the system is binding

The desk tracks the bottlenecks that change strategy: financing, infrastructure, permitting, energy, supply chains, and execution.

03 / Risk

What markets are mispricing

Power shifts when a risk leaves the footnotes and starts changing the cost of capital, insurance, security, or time.

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