The Expat Edge
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UK gilt yields hit a 28-year high. Both parties making spending promises they cannot fund. What this means for British expats earning and saving across borders.
Jerome Powell hands over the keys. Kevin Warsh cleared the Senate and thinks rates should be higher. The leadership shift that changes the rate outlook.
Markets closed at a record. Shots fired at the White House. Iran talks cancelled. J.P. Morgan says no rate cuts in 2026.
The Touska seized. Hormuz closed since Friday. The ceasefire expires tomorrow. The inflation clock has restarted.
Hungary woke up to Peter Magyar. The Gulf woke up to a US naval blockade at Hormuz. Both landed before European markets opened.
Trump's ultimatum to Iran. Markets open as if nothing is wrong. The VIX disagrees with the rhetoric.
The NI Class 2 deadline lands this Sunday. The cheapest pension top-up most expats will ever see is about to disappear.
Three weeks into the conflict, the language out of Washington changed. Not conclusively. But enough to notice.
Oil at $103. Gold at $5,020. The Fed trapped. And a fertiliser crisis nobody is talking about yet.
The biggest weekly gain in oil futures history. Retail investors buying for 26 straight months. Both true at the same time.
The Strait of Hormuz closed for the first time in modern history. Brent crude jumped 9%. Gold up. Airlines suspended.
Tariffs, Nvidia earnings, and a weakening dollar. What this pivotal week means for expats managing wealth across borders.