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Drew Nakamura

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Drew Nakamura covers macroeconomics, monetary policy, and global markets at SignalEdge. Specializing in Federal Reserve policy, bond markets, inflation dynamics, and the geopolitical forces that move capital across borders.

28 articles published·Macroeconomics & Monetary Policy

Articles by Drew Nakamura

Australian consumer worried about finances after data breach and rising cost of living.
finance

Australia's Dual Threat—Rate Hike Fears Mount as Origin Energy Data Breached

Australian households face a dual financial threat as economists predict an interest rate hike with petrol prices set to rise above $2. This comes as Origin…

DNDrew Nakamura·3 min read·1d ago
The exterior of the Reserve Bank of Australia building, symbolizing the economic pressure and difficult decisions facing the
finance

RBA Rate Hike Odds Double — Geopolitics and AI Reshape Australia's Economy

The probability of a Reserve Bank of Australia interest rate hike has doubled amid a Mideast crisis driving up fuel prices. This puts the RBA in a bind as it…

DNDrew Nakamura·4 min read·2d ago
The Houses of Parliament in London, UK, viewed from across the River Thames under a partly cloudy sky.
finance

UK Inflation Drops to 2.6% — Burnham Gets Early Boost for Economic Plans

UK inflation fell to a lower-than-expected 2.6% in June while government borrowing also came in below forecasts. The data provides a timely boost for new PM…

DNDrew Nakamura·3 min read·3d ago
Thousands of new cars at a shipping port ready for export, symbolizing China's record-breaking surge in vehicle exports.
finance

China’s Export Boom & Oil Shock Collide — New Inflation Risks Emerge

China's exports surged 27% in June, risking new tariffs, while rising oil prices from Mideast tensions fuel inflation fears. The confluence of events…

DNDrew Nakamura·3 min read·Jul 14, 2026
Composite image showing the Reserve Bank of Australia next to an abstract AI neural network, representing the country's dual
finance

Australia's Core Inflation Hits 3.6% — Rate Hike Fears Mount Amid AI Policy Void

Australia's core inflation unexpectedly rose to 3.6%, increasing pressure on the RBA for more rate hikes. Meanwhile, Canberra faces urgent calls to regulate…

DNDrew Nakamura·4 min read·Jun 24, 2026
A person shopping for vegetables in a UK grocery store, reflecting the impact of food price inflation on consumers.
finance

UK Inflation Holds at 2.8% — Slower Food Price Rises Offset Fuel Spike

UK inflation unexpectedly remained steady at 2.8% in May, defying economists' forecasts for a rise to 3%. Slower food price rises offset higher fuel costs.

DNDrew Nakamura·3 min read·Jun 17, 2026
The Reserve Bank of Australia building, symbolizing economic policy, with a digital overlay representing the challenge of AI.
finance

RBA Pauses Rate Hikes—But A Looming AI Arms Race May Define Australia's Future

The Reserve Bank of Australia held interest rates steady after three consecutive hikes, but maintains a hawkish stance. This comes as policymakers warn…

DNDrew Nakamura·4 min read·Jun 16, 2026
Engineer in a cleanroom suit inspects a semiconductor wafer, representing European tech sovereignty efforts.
finance

EU Unveils Tech Sovereignty Package—Aims to Break US Tech Dominance

The European Union has revealed a new tech sovereignty package to bolster its domestic chip and cloud industries. The move aims to reduce reliance on U.S…

DNDrew Nakamura·4 min read·Jun 4, 2026
A young person sits alone in a UK park, symbolizing the rising youth unemployment crisis and the report warning of a 'lost ge
finance

UK Risks £125bn Annual Hit — Report Warns of Youth 'Lost Generation'

A new report warns the UK faces a £125bn annual economic cost from youth unemployment. The number of young people not in work or training could hit 1.25M.

DNDrew Nakamura·3 min read·May 28, 2026