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papaeconos began as a set of internal notes kept by a small group of economists and analysts based in Lausanne, Switzerland, who kept getting asked to make sense of international economic news for friends and colleagues. Over time those notes turned into structured briefings, and we decided the material was more useful published openly than kept private.
Today, The Macro Brief is maintained as a standalone, informational publication. We are not an investment firm, trading platform or research house, and we do not sell services, courses or memberships through this website.
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Every briefing is written so a curious newcomer and an experienced analyst can both take something useful from it.
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