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  Global Macroeconomic Trends in 2026: Growth, Technology, Trade, and Policy Shaping the World Economy(Representing ai image) Macroeconomic Trends in 2026: What to Expect from the Global Economy As the global economy navigates the complex aftermath of the pandemic, trade tensions, technological disruption, and evolving monetary policy, 2026 is shaping up to be a year of resilient growth, shifting policy priorities, and structural transformation . While forecasts vary slightly among major institutions, the broad consensus points to moderate expansion, enduring headwinds, and key opportunities shaped by innovation, investment flows, and geopolitical dynamics. In this comprehensive, human-focused article, we explore the top macroeconomic trends of 2026 , analyze their implications for businesses and households, and answer your most pressing questions about inflation, interest rates, GDP growth, labor markets, and more. 📈 1. Global Growth: Steady but Uneven One of the most consistent ...

Breaking down India’s November CPI: headline inflation looks low, but core-core inflation reveals weak demand beneath the surface.(Representing image) Low Inflation, High Worry: What November CPI Reveals About India’s Economy  - Dr.Sanjaykumar pawar Table of Contents Introduction: Why November CPI Deserves a Second Look CPI in Simple Terms: What Inflation Really Means for Households Headline Inflation at Record Lows: Good News or Statistical Mirage? Food Inflation: Negative on Paper, Painful in Practice Month-on-Month vs Year-on-Year: The Inflation Metric That Matters Understanding Core Inflation: The Economy Beneath the Surface The Big Distortion: Gold, Silver, and Fuel in Core Inflation Introducing “Core-Core” Inflation: A Clearer Economic Signal What Weak Core-Core Inflation Is Telling Us About Demand The Role of GST Cuts and Policy Interventions Visual Breakdown: Inflation Layers Explained Why This Matters for RBI, Policymakers, and Markets What It Means for Hous...

  Gold breaks the $4,000/oz barrier — a historic moment reflecting investor anxiety over the dollar, trade policies, and geopolitical risk.(Representing AI image) Gold Hits Record $4,000/oz: Why Investors Are Fleeing a Weaker Dollar and Rising Geopolitical Risk  Gold surged past $4,000/oz as safe-haven demand exploded amid a weakening US dollar, tariff-driven uncertainty, and IMF warnings that “uncertainty is the new normal.” This long-form analysis explains the drivers, shows the data, and gives actionable insights for investors, policymakers, and curious readers.  - Dr.Sanjaykumar pawar Table of contents Introduction — why this matters now Quick headline summary (what happened) The macro drivers: dollar weakness, monetary policy and fiscal stress Trade policy, tariffs, and fiscal volatility — the new risk multipliers Who’s buying gold? Central banks, institutions and retail flows Data and charts (what the numbers say) — price, ETF flows, reserves Breaking do...