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Europe The weaker tone for European markets initially persisted, against a backdrop of concerns about the growth and earnings outlook, resilient yields, and a rising US dollar, however we’ve seen a bit of a turnaround in the afternoon session, on the back of more buoyant US markets, and yields have

Equities give back early-week gains on hawkish Fed talk, and mixed earnings. Netflix soared 13% yesterday, but Tesla lost more than 6% after the bell, after announcing a slight revenue miss in Q3. The UK’s political turmoil gets worse by the day, and the dollar-yen tests the 150 level amid mounting

Stocks started out strong – but ended the day off their highs. Earnings continue to beat and the ones that do not get punished. NFLX will no longer report subscriber growth – as they try and change the investor narrative. Dollar up, yields up, while Oil and Gold were down. Try the Spaghetti with But

S&P 500 (SPY) (SPX) stages a massive rally on Thursday despite CPI shock. Nasdaq (NDX) (QQQ) also rallies over 5% on Thursday. Friday sees more heavy selling though as Thursday's rally looks more like options and short covering. Yet another hectic week to put in the history books and it looks li

The Indonesia stock market has alternated between positive and negative finishes through the last four trading days since the end of the two-day winning streak in which it had improved almost 60 points or 0.8 percent. The Jakarta Composite Index now rests just above the 7,225-point plateau although

Week started quietly on Monday, as many European markets were closed for the Easter holiday. Trading volumes were slim, and the US indices swung between slim gains and losses following a bearish session on Friday which sent the S&P500 1.20% down and Nasdaq more than 2% lower, to a fresh one-mont

The bond market selloff did not ease up heading into the long holiday weekend and traders will have to soon decide if they decide to sell in May and go away. The upcoming week is filled with another round of earnings, major economic data out of China, a French debate, and a wrath of commentary from

We heard from three central banks this week: the Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ), the Bank of Canada (BoC), and the European Central Bank (ECB). The first two hiked by 50 bps, the latter of course kept rates steady. All three warned of the same thing: the risk that people begin to think that the

CNBC’s Jim Cramer said Monday the carnage in tech stocks is not being reflected as much in the price-weighted Dow Jones Industrial Average because of this year’s strength in banks. Cramer said, “The damage that’s happening to the markets is totally masked by the banks, which make the Dow Jones avera

Stocks tried to advance – and then failed. The failure being credited to caution at Apple – Ridiculous. IBM beats across all lines but warns of $ strength – algo’s take it down. T-48 hrs – what will Vlad do with Nordstream. Try the Summer Risotto. So the Fear of Missing Out – blew up on Monday….stoc

(CNN Business)Elon Musk, the Tesla and SpaceX CEO and world's richest man, welcomed twins last year with an executive at one of his other companies, Neuralink, Business Insider reported on Wednesday. Musk, who posted a tweet on May 24 saying "USA birth rate has been below min sustainable levels for

New York (CNN Business)Former Trump economic official Gary Cohn is in favor of President Joe Biden lifting some Trump-era tariffs imposed on China to address high inflation. "These tariffs are adding to the cost of many goods that US consumers are buying," Cohn told CNN. Cohn, now vice chairman at I

Minneapolis (CNN Business)In its efforts to bring down historic inflation and cool the economy, the Federal Reserve has used multiple euphemisms to describe the potential impact on Americans' jobs, from economic "pain" to "unfortunate costs" and a "softening labor market." Data, however, doesn't min