Executive Summary U.S. equities reached hit record highs in October, led by large-cap growth stocks and the “Magnificent Seven”Market breadth narrowed, with value indices and midcaps lagging but remaining in technical…
Geneva — The African Union (AU) and the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria (the Global Fund) today signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to deepen collaboration in support of African countries' efforts to end…
Experts in the United Kingdom issued an "urgent warning" about a "zombie" threat, according to The Independent, but not the George Romero type.What's happening?On Oct. 31, the outlet reported that Biffa, the U.K.'s largest waste…
We made it through October with solid gains. November is historically the strongest month of the year.
As we enter a record-setting government shutdown, the market remains strong. With over 300 S&P companies reporting their 3Q25…
Thank you, David. I appreciate the opportunity to speak again at the Brookings Institution.1 It is always an honor for me to return to the place where I held my first job as…
The market feels like it’s running on two monitors: one flashing with the manic glow of AI euphoria, the other dimmed by Powell’s steady hand on the throttle. The closed October with its sixth straight monthly gain, up 2.3%, but it…
Noor Nanji & Laura KuenssbergSamir Hussein/WireImage/Getty ImagesThe government is "working to remove" Andrew Mountbatten Windsor's last honorary military title at the King’s request, the defence secretary has said.John Healey said…
Higher? Lower? It’s game show time! Where’s inflation heading? Will 2026 be your year, and how will central banks play their cards? Fingers on buzzers, teams, as we look ahead to a big week in financial markets.Higher, Lower, What’s Your…
We live in what Brett Arends claimed as “The Dumbest Stock Market In History,” but I believe it is potentially the most dangerous era. That phrase is not hyperbole as it reflects structural distortion, extreme valuations, and an…
In 2010, a young Tunisian street vendor named Mohamed Bouazizi set himself alight in protest against corruption and police brutality. His desperate act ignited the Arab Spring, a wave of uprisings that swept across North Africa and the…