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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.

21 articles published·Macroeconomics & Monetary Policy

Articles by Drew Nakamura

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·3d ago
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
An empty job centre in the UK, symbolizing the rising unemployment rate and economic slowdown.
finance

UK Unemployment Hits 5% — Iran War Fuels Stagflation Shock

The UK unemployment rate has unexpectedly risen to 5% as wage growth slows. Reports link the economic strain to soaring energy costs stemming from the Iran…

DNDrew Nakamura·3 min read·May 19, 2026
The seal of the Federal Reserve Board building in Washington D.C., symbolizing an impending change in monetary policy leaders
finance

Incoming Fed Chair Warsh May Hike Rates — Not Cut Them

Incoming Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh may need to raise rates in July to appease bond markets, a move that would defy prior expectations for a policy…

DNDrew Nakamura·4 min read·May 18, 2026
The UK Parliament and a desert oil pipeline, symbolizing political and economic pressures on the British pound.
finance

UK Pound Tumbles Amid Political Turmoil—Rising Oil Prices Add to Woes

The British pound is heading for its worst week in 18 months amid political uncertainty and inflation fears fueled by rising global oil prices. This exposes…

DNDrew Nakamura·4 min read·May 16, 2026
The Federal Reserve building in Washington, D.C., symbolizing central bank independence and stability.
finance

Powell Breaks 75-Year Precedent—Vows to Remain on Fed Board After Chair Term

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell plans to remain on the Board of Governors after his leadership term ends, a move that breaks with decades of tradition…

DNDrew Nakamura·3 min read·May 11, 2026
Couple reviewing mortgage documents at a table, representing the stress of rising mortgage rates on homebuyers.
finance

Mortgage Rates Jump to 6.37% — Spring Homebuying Season Faces New Headwinds

The average 30-year fixed mortgage rate has climbed back to 6.37%, injecting fresh volatility into the spring home-buying market. This upward trend affects…

DNDrew Nakamura·3 min read·May 10, 2026
An empty chair in a boardroom, symbolizing the conclusion of a legal settlement involving Elon Musk and the SEC.
finance

Elon Musk Settles SEC Lawsuit Over Twitter Buyout—For 'Pocket Change'

Elon Musk and the SEC have agreed to settle a lawsuit related to his 2022 acquisition of Twitter, now X. The penalty is viewed as a minor cost for the…

DNDrew Nakamura·3 min read·May 5, 2026
An oil tanker in the Strait of Hormuz, representing the geopolitical risk to global energy supplies and oil prices.
finance

Oil Surges Past $126 — Europe Braces for Stagflation as Central Banks Stand Pat

Global oil prices hit their highest since 2022 amid a US-Iran conflict, pushing Eurozone inflation to 3%. Central banks are holding interest rates steady.

DNDrew Nakamura·5 min read·May 1, 2026