The boy who cried "Hindenburg Omen!"

Markets are nervous as it feels like an either-or setup soon with the US-Europe relationship over the Trump administration's apparent intent to "take" or "buy" Greenland - are we set for a TACO and a deal or a significant break in the transatlantic alliance, both in terms of defe ...  Afficher plus

Today, we note that the bearish line continues to hold in US equities, as the Nasdaq 100 index can't seem to break through the local resistance and the S&P 500 index has shied away from the 7,000 level. We also run through this week's earnings for takeaways, preview Netflix earni ...  Afficher plus

Investors are grappling with a flood of data this week. Yesterday’s releases from the US revealed a two-year high in the trade deficit, a slowdown in the labour market and a cautious outlook from the Fed’s Beige Book. However, there was some respite as US factory orders reboun ...

European and US stock markets rallied on Wednesday, seemingly unconcerned by the US government shutdown. The S&P 500 closed above the 6,700 level for the first time ever. Asian stocks, particularly in South Korea, were boosted overnight after OpenAI signed an agreement with Samsu ...  Afficher plus

The European Union and the United States have reached a significant trade agreement, substantially reducing the likelihood of an all-out trade war. While some details remain unclear, the markets have responded favourably to the announcement. In a related development, Chinese and ...  Afficher plus

Two of this week’s biggest stories collided when US President Donald Trump addressed the World Economic Forum, where he made some big demands. US stock markets rose in late trading yesterday and are on track to end the week higher. European stock markets are also building on t ...