Imports to the US are now a source of inflationary rather than deflationary pressure. Dollar weakness driving price increases. thedailyshot.com/2021/06/17/mar… https://t.co/Jnywqr65o0
RT @70sBachchan: 7/ If @BrankoMilan is right, (all signs here adamtooze.substack.com/p/chartbook-ne… are pointing towards it), then any cooperation on Cl…
One for those who savor a bit of reflexivity: Investors’ response to the Fed’s hawkish dot-plot was to unwind some of the reflation trades, which
Enrico Baj. — « Il Generale », 1961, Alinari-Giraudon / Bridgeman Images Great illustration for a fascinating essay on the coup d’etat by Dominique Pinsolle
RT @UrbanFoxxxx: Aul Residential Complex, Almaty, Kazakhstan (1986, completed late 90s) Arch: B.Voronin, L. Andreeva. V. Vi, M. Djakipbaev…
Hydroelectric power accounts for c. 65% of Brazil’s electricity mix -> drought has curtailed electricity production. This has forced a switch to the more expensive
The magnificent mural that decorates the dome of the Bourse de Commerce building in Paris. dezeen.com/2021/05/21/par… https://t.co/td5hWHEhHc
The worst drought in almost a century has left millions of Brazilians facing water shortages and the risk of power blackouts. Agri centres in São
If I read this chart correctly, it would seem that the Brexit shock that disrupted UK port traffic has worn off in a matter of
RT @PhilippMattheis: This is a comprehensive sum up of how US policy under Biden has taken a stronger opposition against #China by @adam_to…
RT @x_delcourt: Une grille de lecture chronologique très détaillée d’@adam_tooze sur la construction de la politique chinoise de l’adminis…
RT @AlexRPigman: This chronology of recent events by @adam_tooze details the Biden administration's squeeze on China and how DC's military…
India’s 2nd lockdown was not as devastating in its economic impact as the 1st but it was nevertheless serious. Unemployment surged to 11.9%. thedailyshot.com/2021/06/17/mar… https://t.co/H6LHHkrL8f
RT @aflashbak: The top of the Great Pyramid of Giza, Egypt. https://t.co/yDg4LQefZ6
RT @shashj: @adam_tooze One thing not mentioned: despite all talk of carriers, deployment of Japan-based USS Ronald Reagan (to replace over…
In Washington DC, carrier groups and nuclear bombs are currency in China policy. Chartbook Newsletter #23 takes stock of Biden’s China policy in 2021. adamtooze.substack.com/p/chartbook-ne…
Reprogramming Mr Biden On some of the forces driving US China policy in the first half of 2021. A timeline. Chartbook Newsletter #23. adamtooze.substack.com/p/chartbook-ne… https://t.co/pz6mbGjyZF
RT @orford_anne: Trust someone who starts by setting out the limits of their claims: Tooze on Biden's position re China, noting not an inno…
RT @nuerburgring: Sabine-Schmitz-Kurve on the Nordschleife! ➡ Highest honour for "the ambassador of the Nürburgring". ➡ First corner on th…
RT @Rinoire: #Porsche 917 K https://t.co/2m9F7LnFQM
RT @oliveri_pablo1: @christoph_dimke @mjbyers333 @Rinoire @bourdyot_ @junjokerando @Carolinewhite40 @ren_119 @pjlm2 @Cars_no_go @jim_knipe…
Human rights Geopolitics Tech Climate Trade How is the Biden admin balancing the facets of its China policy. Sign up for Chartbook Newsletter #23. adamtooze.substack.com/p/chartbook-ne…
Timelines are a handy tool in grasping the complexity of historical processes. Over the last six months I’ve been trying to keep abreast of the evolution of the Biden administration’s stance towards China. This newsletter started life as a chronological listing of news items. No such listing is innocent. Principles of selection are involved. I compiled this list out of a sense of anxiety about the widening Sino-US antagonism. Putting it together has reinforced my sense that we are witnessing a historic shift. But the limitations of such an approach are obvious. PLEASE NOTE, in this compilation I am looking only at the US side. It is just one facet of a complex process in which Beijing is an active player, as are America’s allies. Nor is this a comprehensive treatment of the American side. The attitude of American business and society are more multifaceted than presented here. But with these provisos in mind, I hope this may serve as a useful compilation for those interested in the Biden administration’s early history. More to come …
RT @ThiagoKrause2: Bem impressionante esse apanhado do @adam_tooze sobre como o Biden manteve (ampliou?) a animosidade com a China e os gas…
RT @hughclaffey: @DuncanWeldon @adam_tooze the post mutiny careers of the officers involved in the Curragh mutiny would make an excellent b…
Poland v. Spain? The Battle of Los Yébenes (24 March 1809) was the clash of the Regiment of Polish Lancers of the Legion of the
RT @DuncanWeldon: I understand the Waterloo interest. But the most interesting Napoleonic battle is Aspern-Essling. The Emperor’s first pr…
RT @TheStalwart: This story about the decline of US shipping from @rrpre is like so many other different things. At some point America deci…
RT @DEHEdgerton: Just got this. It is brilliant! @VersoBooks https://t.co/P9oyTrhwfD
RT @JeremyCliffe: Pope Francis has just approved a decree that would put Robert Schuman, one of the founders of today’s EU, on the path to…
RT @DuncanWeldon: The careers and lives of Napoleon’s marshals *after* 1815 would be an excellent book.
RT @syllabus_tweets: The Green Swan: Central Banking and Financial Stability in the Age of Climate Change (Joseph Stiglitz) https:/…
The earnings calls of America’s armaments manufacturers are an interesting vantage point from which to view Sino-American relations right now. Subscribe to Chartbook Newsletter #23
So far, it is not clear whether the Biden admin has a trade policy towards China. On China, State, NSC and DoD seem to be
One of remarkable things about Biden’s China policy so far is how little USTR and Treasury have featured. State and DoD seem to be driving
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