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Macro Pulse · March 26 · 11 min

A Supply-Constrained World Comes into Sharper Focus

Markets may be taking some comfort from tentative de-escalation signals in the Middle East, but the economic aftershocks are still working their way through—via energy prices, supply chains and heightened geopolitical risk. This week’s charts focus on: • The global business cycle — momentum vs resilience • Elevated (and increasingly structural) uncertainty • Renewed supply chain stress • A more complex and uncertain policy backdrop • Questions around monetary policy credibility • Oil prices vs still-anchored inflation expectations A global economy that’s still running—but more fragile, more supply-driven, and harder to manage.

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Markets may be taking some comfort from tentative de-escalation signals in the Middle East, but the economic aftershocks are still working their way through—via energy prices, supply chains and heightened geopolitical risk. This week’s charts focus on:

 

• The global business cycle — momentum vs resilience
• Elevated (and increasingly structural) uncertainty
• Renewed supply chain stress
• A more complex and uncertain policy backdrop
• Questions around monetary policy credibility
• Oil prices vs still-anchored inflation expectations

 

A global economy that’s still running—but more fragile, more supply-driven, and harder to manage.