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A Brave New World for the Diamond Trade Insights May 6, 2021 9:40 AM By Avi Krawitz RAPAPORT. Health concerns aside, the diamond trade is in better shape than it was a year ago. In fact, the market dynamic is arguably healthier than it has been at any point in the past decade. That’s increasingly evident as polished prices continue to firm.
The positive trend may come as a surprise considering the challenges Covid-19 has presented over the past year. But it is perhaps even more remarkable given the difficult conditions that surrounded the diamond trade before the pandemic struck. It’s easy to forget that prior to 2020, the market was defined by a supply surplus that kept polished prices on a perpetual downtrend.
Illustration by Tim Robinson.
The 2008 financial crisis is widely credited with reviving the American left, from the tent cities of Occupy Wall Street to the proliferating chapters of the Democratic Socialists of America. Yet it is not just street protesters and millennial Marxists who have put capitalism under scrutiny: Liberal pundits and policy-makers have also become analysts of capitalism’s ailments. Since Thomas Piketty’s 2013 breakout hit,
Capital in the Twenty-First Century, the publishing industry has churned out new books on capitalism, inequality, and economics at a furious pace. The past two years alone have seen the publication of Piketty’s follow-up,