By SIMON CONSTABLE
What happens in the U.S. financial system doesn't stay there.
Tough financial conditions tend to roll over into the global economy and disrupt Wall Street's mergers and acquisitions dealmaking machine, new research shows. And it could likely hit the big investment banks hard. Read more here.
By SIMON CONSTABLE
It should be clear that we are in a bull market. At least, that's what one market expert says.
"In bull markets historically, there's less of a need, or no need at all, for the safest stocks," writes technical analyst JC Parets in a recent report from his company AllStarCharts. Technical analysts forecast stock movements by looking at charts, amongst other things. Read more here.
Arturo Di Modica and his Charging Bull sculpture
which he dropped with no prior permission during the night
in 1989 in between the police patrols on Wall St
Artislife1406, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
Israel fared well in the report with a ranking of 145 among the nearly 160 countries ranked. Read more here.
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By SIMON CONSTABLE
Could it be the Federal Reserve has just won the war on inflation? Its hard to be certain, but the data sure look promising.
The question is does the Fed see what others see? Probably not. Read more here.
By SIMON CONSTABLE
On Tuesday May 9, I was a guest on BBC Radio 5 Live to explain why I think sanctions on Russia have been a failure.
My bit starts at approximately 1:49.00 on the tape -- Listen here.
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