Capital Is Flowing Back to America – but Into Stocks, Not Debt
Foreign demand for U.S. equities has reached a record, while appetite for American debt has weakened. The shift suggests that global investors are not abandoning the United States; they are
Mortgages Are Getting More Expensive Again
U.S. 30-year mortgage rates moved back above 7% in late September. Georgia is a different market, but the same affordability lesson applies: the price of a home cannot be separated
Who Carries the Financial Risk of the AI Boom?
AI infrastructure is becoming so capital intensive that the boom is no longer only a technology story. Banks, insurers and reinsurers increasingly need to decide who bears the loss if
How the AI Boom Could Reshape Georgia’s Budget
Faster growth may no longer translate into equal tax revenue growth Georgia fiscal metric Result State tax revenue in 2025 GEL 21.96bn Personal income tax share 34.2% VAT share 37.0%
The Rapid Growth of Electric Vehicles
The global EV market is entering a new phase: adoption is increasingly shaped not only by climate policy, but also by fuel costs, vehicle prices, Chinese manufacturing scale and charging
The New Economics of Critical Minerals
Critical minerals are becoming strategic inputs for energy, technology and industry. But the central competition is no longer only about owning mines: processing, refining, component manufacturing, recycling and control of
Global Coffee Price Changes and Their Impact on the Georgian Market
