So the USA is officially in a recession with two consecutive months of negative growth now in the bag. But the FED isn’t paying attention, playing it down as just
It’s a big week for US data. USD has been steadily losing ground since last week and is down against the EUR 0.17% as of this morning. With the ECB
Risk appetite was boosted late last week as the dollar began to fall and riskier currencies climbed. This was due to better-than-expected growth figures such as employment and retail sales
Last week a better than expected Nonfarm Payroll result (381k) lowered fears of a US recession while raising expectations for another 75 basis points hike from the FED this July.
As markets monitor the risk of recession and ever-rising inflation, appetites are falling to new lows. Key indicators are the rising dollar that some analysts believe will eventually reach 110
An improved mood the markets a boost last week after sustained losses throughout May. EUR has found support and began to claw back losses against the USD, but this rally
The maco outlook for markets remains unchanged. Central Banks around the globe are preparing to fight off a recession whilst reigning in runaway inflation. Markets are in “risk-off” mode for
Are you buying the dip that keeps on dipping? If your BlackRock, then the answer is no! In a recent comment, the world’s biggest asset manager declared that buying the
Market Overview As inflation continues to rise and cripple spending power, a recession looks more likely than ever, with energy being the critical factor in spiralling costs. As the ongoing
US ECONOMY We are back in the green as markets and investors’ confidence returns. The S&P 500 regained its recent losses as indications that inflation has begun to slow provided
