The US dollar has endured a punishing start to the year, and the factors dragging the greenback lower are unlikely to fade anytime soon, according to a bearish prediction by the CEO
Markets and investors have responded decisively to Germany’s election result, with the euro strengthening, stocks climbing, and expectations rising for economic reform and fiscal stimulus under Friedrich Merz’s leadership. This is the
A conservative win in Germany’s federal election on Sunday could trigger an explosive rally in the country’s stock market, particularly in small and mid-cap companies, with the potential to fuel a broader
The Federal Reserve appears to be making its position clear: interest rate cuts are not imminent, warned the CEO of one of a eading financial advisory and asset manager. The deVere Group’s Nigel
Markets are soaring, seemingly unshaken by the relentless storm of policy upheavals which could potentially undermine US economic exceptionalism, warns the CEO of global financial giant deVere Group. Nigel Green is weighing in
With new data showing US inflation remaining not only persistent but getting hotter, Nigel Green, CEO of financial advisory giant deVere Group, said advances in technology could provide a crucial buffer against rising
The Bank of England’s hesitant approach to tackling the UK’s economic malaise by cutting interest rates by a quarter point is setting the stage for prolonged stagnation, warned Nigel Green, CEO of
Markets were warned by Trump. Yet, despite clear signals, investors remained complacent — until now. The shockwaves of US President Donald Trump’s aggressive tariff policies are rattling markets, sending currencies lower, stock
The European Central Bank’s decision to cut its benchmark interest rate to 2.75% underscores the persistent economic stagnation gripping the Eurozone, warns deVere Group, one of the world’s leading independent financial advisory and
The Federal Open Market Committee maintained its policy rate in the target range of 4.25-4.5% on Wednesday, a move predicted last year by Nigel Green, CEO of leading independent financial advisory deVere Group.
