The inflation shock from the Strait of Hormuz disruption isn't a passing spike — it's structural and accelerating. Chatham House traces the mechanism: energy prices are a central variable in overall inflation, global demand hasn't declined, and central banks were already tightening. For leaders planning budgets, pricing, and supply chains, the message is clear: the cost pressures of recent months are not temporary.
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Can the US and China cooperate on AI?
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_McKinsey
Resolve the conflict between efficiency and resilience
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_{INSEAD Knowledge}
AI is supercharging open innovation
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_{Peterson Institute}
Haunted by tariffs and trade wars: A positive trade policy for US agriculture
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_{INSEAD Knowledge}
The perils of fighting local gods
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_{Lowy Institute}
After the unravelling: Confronting the new world order
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_{Harvard Business Review}
It’s hard to use AI as a team. These three practices can help
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