The Global Economy Is Splitting Into Spheres | Eric Wallerstein
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Global Fragmentation Shifting geopolitics and tariff-driven policies are splitting the global economy into distinct spheres, fundamentally altering the role of the U.S. dollar and international trade flows.
“The global economy is splitting into spheres, requiring a complete rethink of how the Fed manages the balance sheet and how investors approach regional risk.”
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Monetary Reform The upcoming 'Warsh Era' at the Federal Reserve may lead to significant structural changes in repo market management, balance sheet strategy, and the historical Treasury-Fed Accord.
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The Latin American Frontier Geopolitical realignments and the 'Donroe Doctrine' are positioning Latin America as a primary beneficiary of near-shoring and a new focus for macro-driven investment capital.