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Sanctions on Iran could derail the truce with China
If Washington wants to further intensify economic pressure on Iran, the new sanctions will have to target the Islamic Republic's main partners.
MarketScreener's odds and ends: AI, IPOs and… Crime rates
Between stock market promises that often disappoint, financial frenzy around AI and a European safe haven, a look at what's really worth funding ....
China: Beijing Prepares New Measures to Stem the Economic Slowdown
China is preparing new fiscal measures to support businesses and households, as weakening domestic demand pulls the economy further from Beijing's annual target.
Is Britain Winning Its Brexit Bet?
Ten years after the referendum, could Brexiters have been right all along about leaving the EU? Business activity accelerated in August, while France contracted and Germany managed only modest growth....
The Panama Canal cuts transits as El Niño threat looms
The Panama Canal will limit the number of ships allowed to cross starting in September, reversing what it was still projecting in the spring. Weak rainfall and the prospect of a prolonged El Nino...
Rates are surging, but nobody wants to administer the real cure
Sovereign yields have jumped sharply lately, dragging mortgage rates higher with them. The yield on the 30-year US bond has just hit its highest level since 2007 at 5.30%, France's has returned to a...
Seoul Tests Arctic Route to Bypass the Suez Canal
On Saturday a South Korean container ship is set to depart for Europe via the Northern Sea Route, which has been made more accessible by melting ice. Seoul hopes to cut transit times, although the...
US debt tops $40tn for the first time
Total US debt has crossed a historic threshold, further fueling concerns about the sustainability of federal finances. Rising social spending, mounting interest costs and insufficient revenue are...
Fed: A rate hike was gaining traction in July, before the chill from the jobs report
The Federal Reserve's latest Minutes show that the policy debate had noticeably hardened at the late-July meeting. While the FOMC held its benchmark rate in a 3.50% to 3.75% range, three members ...
The US Treasury Fuels the Debasement Trade in Turn, Gold and Bitcoin Jump
The US Treasury's bold decision to double its buybacks of long-maturity bonds - from $2bn to $4bn per operation - signals a strategic pivot amid mounting fiscal pressures and soaring funding costs....
Should we be worried about the US economy?
August data has been rather disappointing.
IMF says Europe is giving up 3% of GDP for lack of an integrated financial market
Better integration of banking and venture capital could lift EU GDP by about 3% over the long term, according to the International Monetary Fund. Two thirds of the gain would come from removing...
Nvidia chips join oil in the futures markets
On October 5, CME Group, the world's largest derivatives marketplace, will begin listing the rental price of the graphics processors that power artificial intelligence. What oil or wheat have long...
Japan sees growth slow in Q2
Japanese growth disappointed between April and June, held back by household spending and business investment.
Goolsbee Sees Latest Inflation Signals as More Encouraging
Chicago Federal Reserve President Austan Goolsbee said the latest US inflation data shows modest improvement. He hopes price gains will keep cooling as the effects of tariffs and the Iran war-driven...
Trump's new tariffs threatened by a third court setback
Since the announcement of reciprocal tariffs on Liberation Day in April 2025, the Trump administration has already invoked three different legal foundations to preserve the core of its trade policy....
With reassuring inflation data, the Fed buys time
The Fed now appears positioned to hold steady in September.
Corporate earnings: an exceptional season on Wall Street, Europe's moves are mixed
As investors await results from Nvidia and Broadcom , which should help gauge the staying power of investment in artificial intelligence infrastructure, the Q2 season shows performance that is well...
MarketScreener Odds and Ends: The eclipse, a new market indicator?
Looking for buy signals in an eclipse, panicking over summer's air pocket, and watching Trump trip over his own feet: thanks for the summer entertainment, America.
Bank of Japan will have to take action to support the yen
The joint intervention carried out 10 days ago by the United States and Japan offered only a brief respite for the yen.
Endeavour Mining's Gilded Run Is Forged by Surging Price Hikes
Kevin Warsh stakes out his ground and buys time
Eni: Yield and financial discipline under extreme oil-market strain
Rate hikes to stop rates from rising
Copper turns a deeper red to start the week
Rate hikes are a no-brainer for central banks
When markets panic over AI… then backtrack
The yen flexes its muscle, lifted by the BOJ and short covering
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