Author Archives: Nigel Trimmer

ECB at 2 percent: robust on paper, fragile underneath

Sterling Slump Reveals Brittle UK Fiscal Credibility

Looser rules stoke hidden fragilities in private credit

Solar abundance exposes Europe’s grid fragility

100 billion swings expose the rally on thin ice

Gmail password leak exposes a brittle digital economy

Germany industrial core cracks as PwC flags decisive year

From Control to Contagion: The Market Cost of Political Dominance

Labour’s Caerphilly humiliation is a bad omen

Obamacare’s 2026 Premium Shock Shows Hidden Risk

When the gauges go dark, markets write their own data

The Fed’s Liquidity Fix Risks a Fragility Trap

Bubble-talk is breaking out everywhere

When Idiosyncratic Becomes a Pattern in Banking

Alarm bells in private credit’s leverage loop