Nasdaq Faces Worst Week Since April Amid Tariff Concerns
The Nasdaq index is set to record its worst weekly performance since the global market plunge in April, driven by uncertainties surrounding President Trump's 'Liberation Day' tariffs. Investor sentiment remains cautious as trade tensions weigh on market confidence.
Indian Rupee Loses 46% Value Against U.S. Dollar Since 2009
The Indian Rupee has depreciated by 46% against the U.S. Dollar over the past 15 years, reflecting significant currency weakness and impacting trade and investment dynamics. This decline highlights ongoing challenges in India's currency stability amid global economic shifts.
Time to give children the financial education they need
The numerate and money-confident students of today will bring benefits to the UK economy tomorrow ...
Today's Marketplace discusses state of M&A with Creighton University's Tirimba Obonyo and Moelis's Mark Henkels
Today's Marketplace discusses state of M&A with Creighton University's Tirimba Obonyo and Moelis's Mark ...
Opinion | China needs high-quality financial development to support its five-year goals
President Xi Jinping's speech at the fourth plenum of the Communist Party's Central Committee last month outlined the guidelines for the upcoming 15th five-year plan. There is clearly determination to focus on technological self-reliance, building an economic model of high-quality productive ...
Consumer sentiment nears lowest level ever as worries build over shutdown
A University of Michigan sentiment survey showed a decline of 6.2% on the month and about 30% from a year ago.
Japanese Yen Outlook: USD/JPY Flatlining as traders hunt for a catalyst
The relationship between USD/JPY and U.S. interest rates continues to strengthen, especially at the front end of the curve which is heavily influenced by shifts in monetary policy expectations. With no top-tier economic data on the calendar due to the ongoing U.S. government shutdown, that puts greater emphasis on Treasury auctions and speeches from Federal Reserve officials to drive direction in the week ahead.
Supreme Court Likely to Strike Down Trump’s Global Tariffs, Analysts Say
Trade and legal experts estimate an 80% chance that the Supreme Court will rule against President Trump’s global tariffs imposed under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA). This decision could have significant implications for international trade policies and economic relations.
U.S. Unemployment Rate Revised Up to 4.36%, Highest Since 2021
The U.S. unemployment rate has been revised upward to 4.36%, reaching its highest level in nearly four years. This increase reflects a slowdown in hiring and accelerating layoffs across key sectors.
China’s FX Reserves Reach Decade High as Gold Holdings Increase for 12th Month
China's foreign exchange reserves have surged to their highest level in a decade, supported by a continuous rise in gold holdings for the twelfth consecutive month. This reflects China's efforts to diversify its reserves and strengthen its financial stability amid global economic uncertainties.