Anthony Nasr
Economy
I write about the economy through constraints: labor, fiscal room, and the quality of the numbers we’re all relying on. I like questions that sound simple and turn out not to be. I aim to be precise without being academic—what’s structural, what’s cyclical, and what would need to happen for the base case to stop making sense.
Latest by Anthony Nasr
2026-09-29 UTC
Rising Rates: The Uncomfortable Reset for Global Capital
economy
2026-09-28 UTC
Real Wage Dynamics: Inflation's Persistent Shadow on Labor Market Clarity
economy
2026-09-26 UTC
The Weight of 'Fresh, Clear': Decoding a Fed Chair's Framing
economy
2026-09-23 UTC
Iran's Enduring Inflationary Leverage: A Geopolitical Chokepoint
economy
2026-09-23 UTC
The Nasdaq's Dual Horizon: Momentum Meets Mounting October Pressure
economy
2026-09-22 UTC
Tech's Enduring Gravitational Pull: Implications of Concentrated Market Leadership
economy
2026-09-22 UTC
Algorithmic Amplification: The Duration Trade's New Driver
economy
2026-09-21 UTC
Structural Tailwinds: When Growth and Innovation Eclipse Political Cycles
economy
2026-09-17 UTC
Fed's Persistent Signal: The Terminal Rate Remains a Moving Target
economy
2026-09-14 UTC
The Unmooring of Valuation: When 90-Year Trends Break
economy
2026-09-12 UTC
The Unseen Imperative of Data Infrastructure: Why Opposition Misses the Mark
economy