Corbeau Martin Caldwell
Head Energy, Rates, and Commodities Editor
Corbeau Martin Caldwell is a freshman at the University of Chicago, studying Economics and Climate and Sustainable Growth. He is interested in coverage of major macroeconomics trends, power markets, the renewable energy transition, and transformative new technologies.
Corbeau Martin Caldwell
Head Energy, Rates, and Commodities Editor
Corbeau Martin Caldwell is a freshman at the University of Chicago, studying Economics and Climate and Sustainable Growth. He is interested in coverage of major macroeconomics trends, power markets, the renewable energy transition, and transformative new technologies.
Corbeau Martin Caldwell
Head Energy, Rates, and Commodities Editor
Corbeau Martin Caldwell is a freshman at the University of Chicago, studying Economics and Climate and Sustainable Growth. He is interested in coverage of major macroeconomics trends, power markets, the renewable energy transition, and transformative new technologies.

Corbeau Martin Caldwell — Articles

Why Mortgage Rates Are Rising Before the Fed Moves
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Corbeau Martin Caldwell

Mortgage rates have climbed even as the Fed has held its benchmark rate steady.

Why Mortgage Rates Are Rising Before the Fed Moves

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Corbeau Martin Caldwell

Private Credit’s Non-Crisis
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Corbeau Martin Caldwell

Private Credit poses a major risk to investors, but the current controls may also be the last thing that stops it from becoming another 2008-style crisis

Private Credit’s Non-Crisis

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The Two Shocks to America’s Workforce
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Corbeau Martin Caldwell

AI driven layoffs and immigration crackdowns are hitting the labor market at once. As white- and blue-collar jobs disappear, weakening consumer confidence threatens the spending that underpins the American economy.

The Two Shocks to America’s Workforce

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Corbeau Martin Caldwell

Capital Risk: The ConocoPhillips Merger and the Concerning Trend Towards Consolidation for US Oil
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Corbeau Martin Caldwell

ConocoPhillips’ $22.5 billion acquisition of Marathon Oil boosts scale and free cash flow but prioritizes shareholder returns over innovation. As consolidation deepens in the Permian, U.S. shale grows slower to adapt—shifting power toward OPEC and reshaping global energy dynamics.

Capital Risk: The ConocoPhillips Merger and the Concerning Trend Towards Consolidation for US Oil

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Corbeau Martin Caldwell