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Macro Hive

Visit macrohive.com for more great macro and financial market content. Macro Hive is your one-stop platform for global macroeconomic & financial market analysis. World-class research & opinion-pieces were only available to institutions & a handful of individual. Through Macro Hive, you can now conveniently access independent research from experienced professionals across a breadth of topics. Our vision? An insatiable desire to challenge the research business model, the way you consume research and the way you think about investing.

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The Week Ahead: Warsh's Midnight Market Test

09 Oct 2026AI processed

Federal Reserve monetary policy remains centered on a cautious approach, with recent signals from officials like Waller, Musallam, and Harker pointing toward no interest rate hikes in October. The disconnect between headline and core inflation indicates limited pass-through from energy prices, providing the Fed space t...

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Ep. 379: Paul Cavey on East Asia’s AI Tech Boom, Semiconductor Exports, and Macro Dynamics

09 Oct 2026AI processed

The AI-driven semiconductor boom is fundamentally reshaping the macroeconomic landscapes of Taiwan, Korea, Japan, and China. Taiwan’s economy thrives on volume-based growth within the AI supply chain, whereas Korea benefits from a significant, price-driven terms-of-trade shock. Japan exhibits a unique shift as manufact...

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The Week Ahead: Minutes and Midterms

02 Oct 2026AI processed

US economic data indicates a trend of slow disinflation and resilient consumer spending, reinforcing the Federal Reserve's current policy trajectory. Recent PCE revisions normalize inflation metrics and suggest more sustainable growth, while labor market data reflects supply-driven employment gains and limited wage pre...

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The Week Ahead: PCE Revisions, Is the Fed Singing Off-Key?

25 Sep 2026AI processed

Federal Reserve officials are framing current policy as a recalibration rather than a tightening cycle, yet market pricing for multiple upcoming hikes risks inverting the yield curve and signaling an impending recession. While the Fed maintains it is data-driven, its communication continues to influence market expectat...

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Ep. 377: Jay Pelosky on the Tripolar World, the Spending Super Cycle, and the Global Earnings Boom

25 Sep 2026AI processed

The global macro landscape is shifting toward a "Tripolar World" defined by regional integration across Asia, Europe, and the Americas, underpinned by an unprecedented spending super cycle in AI, defense, and climate. This structural change supports a global growth long cycle through 2030, favoring non-US equities that...

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The Week Ahead: Just a Little Fed Recalibration

18 Sep 2026
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Ep. 376: Rory Johnston on $100 Oil, the Refined Product Crisis, and China’s Swing Power

18 Sep 2026
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Bloomberg TV Interview: Bilal Hafeez on OpenAI's Astro Model, 5% US 10-Year Yields, and ECB Hikes

07 Sep 2026AI processed

Advancements in AI, specifically the latest OpenAI model, signal a meaningful shift in productivity that could reshape the tech sector by reducing labor requirements. While this technological momentum persists, the broader economy has yet to experience similar gains, complicating the Federal Reserve's interest rate tra...

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The Week Ahead: NFP to CPI: Your Move—and It Looks Like a Hold

04 Sep 2026AI processed

The U.S. economy currently maintains full employment, rendering the labor mandate of the Federal Reserve secondary to inflation concerns. While the recent jobs report showed a positive surprise with an unemployment rate of 4.14%, slowing wage growth suggests the labor market is not a primary driver of inflationary pres...

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Ep. 374: Dominique Dwor-Frecaut on the K-Shaped US Economy, AI Supply Shocks, and Fed Hikes

04 Sep 2026AI processed

The US economy currently operates as a full-employment, low-slack environment, though it exhibits significant underlying fragility. While aggregate growth remains stable, the labor market suffers from a "low-hire, low-fire" dynamic, where job-finding rates have declined despite an expansionary phase, partly due to AI-d...

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Ep. 373: Jon Turek on the 'Owl' Fed, the US Treasury's Bond Buybacks, and AI Capex Durability

28 Aug 2026
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The Week Ahead: Can Bessent Tame the Fiscal Beast?

21 Aug 2026AI processed

The FOMC minutes reveal a shift toward a more dovish stance, as a majority of participants anticipate inflation will moderate throughout the year. Fed officials are actively debating the future of the balance sheet, weighing a return to a scarce reserve regime against refining the current abundant reserve framework. Me...

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Ep. 372: Branko Milanović on China’s Rise, the Shift to National Market Liberalism, and Inequality

21 Aug 2026AI processed

Global economic power is undergoing a fundamental transformation as the neoliberal era gives way to "National Market Liberalism." This paradigm pairs domestic neoliberal policies, such as deregulation and tax reduction, with mercantilist international strategies where states actively leverage military and political pow...

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The Week Ahead: FOMC Minutes to Spill Fed's Beans

14 Aug 2026AI processed

Recent economic data, including CPI and retail sales, suggests that inflationary pressures remain contained within specific sectors rather than spreading throughout the broader economy. While core goods prices saw a slight uptick, this movement largely reflects volatile categories like used cars rather than a systemic ...

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Ep. 371: Paul Krake on AI’s Post-Cyclical World, 10% Unemployment Risks, and the End of Friction

14 Aug 2026AI processed

The global economy is entering a post-cyclical era where traditional business cycles are fading due to persistent technological innovation and increased corporate efficiency. Investor and author Paul Krake argues that the reduction of economic friction—from containerization to enterprise software—has fundamentally alte...

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Bloomberg TV Interview: Bilal Hafeez on AI Rebound, Fed Policy, and Japanese Yields

12 Aug 2026AI processed

Bilal Hafeez, Head of Market Strategy at Macro Hive, identifies the ongoing AI revolution as a multi-year structural rebuild of global architecture, suggesting that recent market corrections offer buying opportunities rather than a thesis unraveling. Beyond tech, a significant mispricing exists in Japan, where interest...

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