Macro analysis
In this section, we will explore the impact of geopolitical shifts, economic systems and macroeconomics. Is Macro really that important?
How they affect the market?
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Gold Fever 2025
In 2025, the gold price shattered records above $4,300 per ounce — before plunging 5% overnight.
Behind the rally lies real-world FOMO: a rush for safety that turned into collective fear.
From central-bank buying to queues outside bullion shops, emotion outweighed logic.
When everyone seeks refuge in the same place, that refuge stops being safe.
Sanctions on Russia
Since 2022, EU sanctions against Russia have reshaped global trade flows, corporate strategies, and investor sentiment across key sectors — from energy to luxury.
Italy, historically one of Moscow’s main European partners, has faced direct repercussions in its industrial and fashion exports.
In this article, we examine how sanctions have transformed Italy–Russia commercial relations, the implications for financial and equity markets, and the recent case of Brunello Cucinelli, which illustrates the intersection between geopolitics, compliance, and market speculation.
The Uk Economy
The British economy has often played a leading role in the major turning points of global economic history — from industrialization to modern financial markets, through Brexit and the current cost-of-living crisis.
Today, the United Kingdom finds itself in an ambiguous position: outside the European Union but still tied to its trade dependencies, with an aggressive central bank and fragile growth.
Understanding the British economy means more than just reading London’s data — it means observing one of the most intriguing macroeconomic laboratories in the Western world.
The big debt cycle
Every day, governments, businesses, and households make decisions about credit and debt. Understanding these concepts is key to shaping our economic future.
This three-part series will cover:
- The role of debt and credit in the economy.
- The origin of debt crises, and whether they can be avoided.
- The mechanics of financial bubbles, from formation to burst.
This series aims to provide a clear and accessible understanding of a complex phenomenon, beginning with the fundamentals and progressing toward a deeper analysis of its long-term consequences.
Below you will find the articles that compose the series.
First Article: Credit & Debit
They’re two sides of the same coin. Think of the economy like a ball of yarn, every thread is a transaction. Credit fuels spending. Debt creates responsibility. Without them? No growth.
Second Article: How Debt Crisis Begin
Debt crises often unfold like a chain reaction. Imagine a delicate ecosystem: each debt represents a vital organism. Without trust, markets falter. In this cycle, what begins as manageable debt can quickly give rise to widespread financial turmoil.
Third Article: Rise & Fall, a Cycle Story
A debt cycle alternates between credit booms and busts, stacking short cycles into a larger long-term arc. In this article you will understand what happens when the cycle ascends, and then, how it falls to the ground. Ready for an economic rollercoaster?
“Why does a public discussion of economic policy so often show the abysmal ignorance of the participants?”
Robert Solow
This is just the beginning…Keep your eyes open and wait for more!