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The Keene Sentinel
21 Mar 2026
NH economist lowers forecast for 2026
The Keene Sentinel
21 Mar 2026
A key New Hampshire economist has trimmed down to 2.2 percent his forecast for the growth in the state’s economy this for 2026, citing lackluster consumer confidence and the uncertainty of the U.S. war against Iran ... .
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Who will deal the final blow? Israel, Lebanon and Hizbullah – The Economist
Virtual Jerusalem 21 Mar 2026
Jason Palmer, co-host of “The Intelligence”. Topics covered. Lebanon, Hizbullah, Israel, Iran war; Islam, south-east Asia; Jürgen Habermas, obituaries. | Read More Google Alert – Israel ....
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Henderson News
21 Mar 2026
THE ECONOMIST | Natural Gas
Henderson News
21 Mar 2026
About two thirds of production occurs in three regions—Appalachia, the Permian Basin, and the Haynesville Shale. These three areas accounted for 81% of the growth last year ... .
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WSU agriculture economist: Area farmers face grim realities
The Lewiston Tribune 21 Mar 2026
Eastern Washington farmers, who face a double-gut punch of higher costs and low prices for wheat, could force career-altering decisions soon if economic forces don’t change, an agriculture economist said earlier this winter ... Advertisement ... .
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Dollar Dominance in Peril: Harvard Economist Warns of Debt and Independence Crisis
Bitcoin World 21 Mar 2026
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – A stark warning from a leading economist signals potential upheaval for the global financial system. Harvard University professor and former IMF chief economist Kenneth Rogoff asserts that the U.S ... For decades, the U.S ... The U.S ... FAQs.
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NC's economy remains strong with no signs of slowing down | Opinion
StarNews Online 21 Mar 2026
Mike Walden is the Dean of North Carolina economists, having studied, written and lectured on our economy for more than 40 years ... It is always good to hear experienced economists catching us up on ...
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Food rationing, panic-buying, planes grounded and an economic hammer blow far worse than Covid: Economists ...
The Daily Mail 20 Mar 2026
Experts warn it could trigger food shortages, grounded flights and panic-buying as countries risk running out of fuel and energy if key shipping routes remain shut ....
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Iran conflict will drive Asia's push towards renewables away from fossil fuels: Economist
CNBC 20 Mar 2026
Christiaan Tuntono of Allianz Global Investors discusses the impact of the geopolitical conflicts on the various Asian markets, and which economies are more well primed to provide fuel subsidies to its' consumers ... .
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Food rationing, grounded planes: Economists outline how hard countries will be hit due to Iran ...
The Economic Times 20 Mar 2026
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Food rationing, grounded planes: Economists outline how hard countries will be hit due to Iran war - a global recession next?
The Times of India 20 Mar 2026
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Economists Don’t See a Recession Unless Oil Hits $138—and Stays There for Weeks
Wall Street Journal 19 Mar 2026- 1
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