RealClearMarkets Week of September 8, 2025 Archives

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Monday, September 8

A Monetary Schism? The Avignon Federal Reserve

Robin Wigglesworth FT Alphaville

Poor Countries Have High Tariffs That Keep Them That Way

J.D. Tuccille Reason

The Myths Of Chinese Exceptionalism

Scott Sumner The Pursuit of Happiness

MAGA Economics Is Losing

Eric Boehm Reason

The Vibes are Broken

Ben Carlson A Wealth of Common Sense

AI Adoption Rate Trending Down for Large Companies

Torsten Sløk Apollo Academy

The Labor Market's Big Red Warning Sign

Sonu Varghese Carson Group

Tuesday, September 9

Tesla, Magical Thinking & The Madness of Obsession

Bryce Elder FT Alphaville

The Fed On The Horns Of A Dilemma

Thomas Hoenig FinRegRag

Dear US Senate: Careful Who You Approve For The Fed

Michael D. Bordo FTAV

4 Ways To Think About The Economy

Sam Ro TKer by Sam Ro

Recession Watch Update

Bill McBride Calculated Risk

America’s Perón

Scott Lincicome The Atlantic

Yes, We Need Billionaires

Chris Edwards Cato @ Liberty

Wednesday, September 10

Freedom For Me But Not For Thee

Mike Fox Cato @ Liberty

Financial 'Innovation': Good for Who?

Joe Wiggins Behavioural Investment

What AI's Spending Boom Is Really Buying

Scott Rosenberg Axios

There's No Alpha Left in Public Markets

Torsten Sløk Apollo Academy

Do Central Banks Have More Gold Than Treasuries?

Toby Nangle FT Alphaville

The Economic Case For Mass Immigration Is Strong As Ever

Alex Nowrasteh Cato

When Your Retirement Portfolio Should Shift Gears

Christine Benz Morningstar

Thursday, September 11

Truth Not Included

Anthony Isola A Teachable Moment

Tariffs Undermine Tech Reshoring Efforts

Connor O'Brien & Jiaxin He Agglomerations

The President Doesn't Have A License To Kill

David J. Bier Cato @ Liberty

Abe Lincoln's Playbook For Passive Investing

Jacob P. Asplundh CFA Institute

Economics And The Need For History

Mark Rzepczynski Disciplined Global Macro

The School Shooting Industry Worth Billions & Keeps Growing

Meg Anderson NPR