WEEKLY MACRO RESEARCH LIBRARY

Global Intelligence.
Investment consequences.

A weekly reading of the reports, data and structural forces shaping markets — translated into what matters for business quality, earnings and valuation.

THE ARCHIVE

3 issues · Updated weekly

ISSUE 0315 September 2026
Europe · Energy inflation · Interest rates

The Energy Constraint Is Back: What Europe’s New Inflation Regime Means for Investors

Growth is proving more resilient, but the energy shock is keeping inflation and the cost of capital higher. The investable consequence is a sharper divide between pricing power and balance-sheet vulnerability.

Principal source
European Central Bank
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ISSUE 028 September 2026
AI infrastructure · Data centres · Power

Where Will the $31.6 Trillion AI Infrastructure Boom Actually Go?

The scale is extraordinary, but the investable signal is more selective: recurring equipment refreshes, deliverable power and the ability to convert demand into returns.

Principal source
PwC · Oxford Economics
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ISSUE 015 September 2026
Global economy · AI infrastructure · Inflation

The Global Economy Is Bending, Not Breaking

Growth has absorbed a remarkable sequence of shocks. The real investment question is where that resilience is concentrated — and how much is already priced in.

Principal source
S&P Global Market Intelligence
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THE METHOD

From information
to investment relevance.

Each edition separates reported facts from the MITUXA view. We identify the dominant signal, test what could invalidate it and connect the evidence to sectors, company economics and valuation — without turning a macro forecast into a market prediction.