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Equity Market Melt-Up Cools as Government Shutdown Looms
U.S. equity markets have bucked the weak September seasonality trend (thus far) and rallied to fresh highs this month, with the S&P…
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Trump’s Film Tariffs Blur the Lines Between Politics, Trade, and Markets
President Trump’s pledge to impose a 100% tariff on foreign films may appear symbolic at first glance, but it underscores a deeper trend…
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Trump’s Tariff Gambit Hits Drugs, Trucks, Furniture as Markets Pick Winners
President Trump’s new tariff package covers pharmaceuticals, heavy trucks, and furniture, yet markets have reacted with surprising calm.…
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The 3 Things Every Trader Needs to Succeed
Most traders don’t blow up because their strategy is bad. They blow up because they ignore the basics. In prop trading, especially, the…
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Why Does Q4 Outperform All Other Quarters?
In the fall, there is a resurrection of hope for a new year, a time of family gatherings, feasting, and football games, with two major…
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The Rise of Tech-First Neobanks and Why Investors Are Betting Big
Revolut recently launched a secondary share sale, leading to a staggering new valuation of US$75 billion. This milestone strengthens its…
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Are Central Bank Rate Cuts Pointless?
You may be familiar with the hit teatime game show Pointless. And it’s got me thinking. After a surprise rate cut from Sweden’s Riksbank…
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Markets Help Companies Finance in More Ways than One
You might think stock markets’ biggest role in financing companies happens on the day of their initial public offering (IPO).…
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Speech by Vice Chair for Supervision Bowman on the approach to monetary policy decision-making
Good afternoon. Thank you for the invitation to speak to you. I am…
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US Housing Market Stays Frozen Despite Rate Relief
America’s housing market remains stuck at historically low levels, defying expectations that falling would revive demand. With home…
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