Nassim Shadid
Markets
I write about markets the way I follow them: with a bias toward risk and timing, not predictions. I spend most of my time watching what leads—rates, FX, liquidity, and positioning—before the headline catches up. My pieces aim to be usable. I try to show what the move is built on, where it can break, and which signals deserve attention instead of commentary.
Latest by Nassim Shadid
2026-09-06 UTC
Maritime Risk Re-Priced: Hormuz Tensions Solidify
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2026-09-04 UTC
Bond Jitters and Jobs Data: The Undercurrent of Caution
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2026-09-02 UTC
Bitcoin's Dual Sensitivity: Geopolitics and Rates Expose Foundational Pressures
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2026-08-29 UTC
Regional Banking Strain: Germany's Unseen Pressure Points
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2026-08-28 UTC
Jackson Hole's Hawkish Echoes Against a Narrow Market Advance
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2026-08-28 UTC
Intrum's 2026 Outlook Signals Deeper Stress in Debt Servicing
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2026-08-23 UTC
The Post-Rout Allure of Extreme Yields: Korea’s Retail Reckoning
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2026-08-19 UTC
Yield Compression and Gold's Signal: A Divergence in Market Expectations
markets
2026-08-18 UTC
ULA’s Capital Infusion: A Signal of Intensifying Space Launch Dynamics
markets
2026-08-18 UTC
Geopolitical Friction and Energy Costs: A Renewed Market Sensitivity
markets
2026-08-17 UTC
The Oman Threat: Pricing Geopolitical Volatility into Oil
markets