A historic upset in Japan

A historic upset in Japan

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Diverging data and higher oil price keep markets cautious

Global markets sent mixed signals as US data pointed to surprising resilience, while the eurozone slipped back into contraction. Rising energy prices remain a key concern, driving inflation pressures and weighing on confidence. Equity markets reflected this caution yesterday, wit ...  Show more

Fragile ceasefire extension sees global rally peter out

New record highs were set in the US trading session on Wednesday as markets embraced the ceasefire extension and more strong Q1 earnings. But despite Asian markets rallying at the open, they failed to hold onto their gains as investors’ focus returned to the fact that the Strait ...  Show more

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