Week 28, 2025: Gulf and global markets
The first part of July’s reading brought together Gulf market activity, US technology companies and the week-ahead economic calendar.
The archive
Earlier discussions, kept in context. These summaries revisit the questions behind old posts without presenting their forecasts as current guidance.
The first part of July’s reading brought together Gulf market activity, US technology companies and the week-ahead economic calendar.
This edition connected interest-rate expectations, moves in US and Gulf equities, and growing attention to crypto.
This edition looked across ADX, DFM, Saudi Arabia, the US and India, with trade headlines and oil among the themes.
This edition combined regional market observations with the AI investment theme and expectations for the following month.
This edition focused on tariffs, regional differences and the risk of reading too much into a short run of market performance.
This edition brought together the technology spending story, regional stock-market activity and crypto market enthusiasm.
This edition discussed weakness in parts of the AI trade and questions about Indian market volatility.
This edition compared the US, Gulf and Indian markets, with the economic calendar and sector rotation in focus.
This edition considered how geopolitical events, oil and interest-rate expectations could affect different markets.
This edition compared market leadership across regions and the role of economic expectations in the week-ahead discussion.
The July 2025 post asked why a broad altcoin rally had not matched expectations.
The original September 2025 Bitcoin forecast is no longer maintained.
The earlier post discussed US payment-stablecoin legislation and its possible market implications.
The earlier post considered how a US tax-and-spending package might affect debt and markets.
The earlier article covered family assets and the risks connected with owning a business as an expatriate.
The earlier page covered sustainable development and the UAE’s wider economic ambitions.
The earlier post considered possible market responses to conflict and uncertainty.
The earlier post discussed regulatory allegations and questions about market structure.
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