By Edward Moya US stocks came under pressure on Thursday after another round of economic data suggest central bank tightening by both the Fed and ECB might have to be more aggressive. The bond
By Craig Erlam It’s been a strange week in financial markets, one in which we’ve learned relatively little, but reality appears to be slowly catching up on some. I say that as
By Craig Erlam Equity markets headed to a positive start to the session, paring Wednesday’s gains as investors digest the latest Fed minutes. The usual caveat applies to the FOMC minutes, being
By Edward Moya US stocks turned positive after the Fed’s James Bullard stated that markets might be over-pricing US recession risk. Bullard said his projections for rates are to reach 5.375%, which
Bitcoin is now recognised by a whopping 74% of online respondents in the UK, according to a brand survey analysis by BitcoinCasinos.com. This is an impressive figure among the leading cryptocurrencies, more than
February has been a rollercoaster ride for crypto traders, with market volatility leading to high levels of price uncertainty. But after a rough start to the month, many top cryptocurrencies bounced back,
By Craig Erlam It hasn’t been the most thrilling start to the week, but the good news is that it should improve from here as the US rejoins and the economic calendar
By Craig Erlam Stock markets in Europe are treading water in thin trade at the start of the week, amid a light economic calendar and a US bank holiday. It was always
By Craig Erlam Equity markets are ending the week in the red after finally falling victim to the persistent disappointment of US economic data on Thursday. It’s taken a lot, but it
Warren Buffett’s long-time business partner Charlie Munger is “making a fool of himself” for his “archaic, short-sighted and hypocritical” views on cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, according to leading financial advisor and fintech
