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John Cochrane's Substack pairs technical working papers on inflation and monetary policy with free-market commentary on affordability, housing and public opinion. Readers get clear, opinionated explanations of economic models and policy debates from a Chicago-school perspective.
Platypus Economics is a newsletter from an economist that explains macroeconomic news such as deficits, inflation and energy prices in plain language, with a conversational voice and occasional media appearances. Readers get clear, opinionated takes on current economic data and practical explanations of why prices and policy affect everyday life.
Infrastructure Capital's newsletter publishes data-driven commentary on bond markets, high-yield credit, inflation and income investing, tied to the firm's ETFs. Issues cite sources such as BLS and FRED and explain what market data means for fixed-income holders.
A weekly gold market briefing from a full-time gold trader that covers macro drivers, futures and ETF positioning, and key price levels. It also previews upcoming data and central bank events and promotes a paid premium trading plan.
Daily market commentary and investment research from Bill Bonner and colleagues, mixing news-driven economic analysis with a sharply skeptical view of US politics, tariffs, deficits and the Fed. It also includes weekly recaps and promotional notes for paid subscriptions and affiliated products.
Short weekly commentary on economics from a libertarian, free-market perspective, covering inflation, government debt, bailouts and generational economic decline. Recent issues also point readers to a successor newsletter, Profstonge Weekly, where new articles now appear.
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