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New US Speaker could upset markets

The new Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives could impact financial markets as the possibility of a government shutdown increases, warned the CEO of a leading financial advisory and fintech. House

16th October 2023

Markets/World

Ferrari climbs ‘best employer’ ladder, ranks 5th

Luxury motor company Ferrari has ascended an impressive 13 spots in the global rankings to claim the prestigious fifth position as the best employer in the world, according to a survey by

16th October 2023

Life & Society/Markets/World

Hot inflation and claims data weigh on stocks

By Edward Moya US stocks were lower Thursday after hot inflation and claims data kept the risk of more Fed rate hikes on the table. The labour market refuses to break and

13th October 2023

Markets/World

US CPI above expectations, one more rate hike ahead

US Consumer Price Index (CPI) data published Thursday supports the case that the Federal Reserve will likely implement one more interest rate hike, according to the CEO of a leading financial advisory

12th October 2023

Markets/World

Markets advance as focus on US CPI

By Lukman Otunuga, Senior Market Analyst at FXTM Asian shares advanced on Thursday following the moderately positive performance from Wall Street overnight, as dovish Fed minutes and easing oil prices supported risk

12th October 2023

Markets/World

US stocks waver after hot PPI, oil lower, gold shines

By Edward Moya US stocks shrugged off a hot PPI report and focused on the latest Fed speak that had two hawks dial down dial the immediate need for further tightening. Stocks

12th October 2023

Markets/World

Markets still on Fed policy, amid geopolitical risks

By Han Tan, Chief Market Analyst at Exinity Group Markets will be looking to the incoming FOMC minutes and US CPI data for more signals on the Fed policy outlook. Should either

11th October 2023

Markets/World

Risk appetite improves amid more Fed speak

By Craig Erlam Equity markets are bouncing back on Tuesday after a risk-averse start to the week, buoyed perhaps by some promising Fed commentary on Monday. It would appear the recent surge

10th October 2023

Markets/World

Israel war spooks markets, “avoid knee-jerk reactions”

Oil prices surged by 5% following Hamas’ unexpected attack on Israel over the weekend, but investors need to avoid knee-jerk reactions, warned the CEO of a leading independent financial advisory and fintech.

10th October 2023

Markets/World

A risk-averse start to the week

By Craig Erlam We’re seeing a little more risk-aversion in the markets at the start of the week which is understandable, considering the unfortunate events in Israel over the weekend. The surprise

9th October 2023

Markets/World