April proved to be an extraordinary month for stock market gains. But not everywhere. After a storming bounce-back following the selloff in March triggered by the US/Iran war, European and UK stock indices soon lost upside momentum. Despite the indefinite ceasefire, investors rowed back as the Strait of Hormuz remained…
US inflation accelerated sharply in March as rising oil prices linked to the Iran conflict pushed costs higher. Brent…
On Thursday, USD/JPY crashed over 500 pips in a matter of hours. Japan’s Ministry of Finance confirmed it had…
British house prices unexpectedly increased in April, even as consumer confidence weakened amid rising geopolitical tensions, according to a…
China’s real residential property price index just hit a record low with 17 consecutive quarters of decline. In real,…
US President Donald Trump met top officials from Chevron and other energy companies on Tuesday.The meeting focused on US…
The nomination of Kevin Warsh to lead the Federal Reserve advanced on Wednesday after the Senate Banking Committee approved…
The Federal Reserve left interest rates unchanged on Wednesday, but an unusually divided vote underscored growing disagreement among policymakers…
Jerome H. Powell said on Wednesday that he will continue serving as a governor at the Federal Reserve after…