Economy

As 2024 reaches its conclusion, Wall Street is displaying a remarkable resilience characterized by gains across major indexes. This performance can be largely attributed to a convergence of favorable economic indicators post-pandemic, anticipated declines in borrowing costs, and a robust surge in technology stocks supported by advancements in artificial intelligence (AI). The S&P 500, Dow
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As the year draws to a close, European stocks experienced a downturn, following a similar trend set by their counterparts in Wall Street. This decline, marked by a 0.6% drop in the pan-European STOXX 600 index, reflects the apprehension among investors stemming from elevated government bond yields. Investors are increasingly cautious, choosing to withdraw from
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The trajectory of Asian markets at the beginning of this week reflects a complex interplay of international economic factors, particularly influenced by rising Treasury yields and fluctuating equity valuations on Wall Street. The anticipated New Year holiday muted trading activity further, leading to a subdued opening for Asian equities. The relentless climb in U.S. Treasury
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December brought mixed signals regarding Japan’s economic landscape, particularly concerning inflationary pressures. Data released highlighted that core inflation within Tokyo’s consumer market increased, with the core consumer price index (CPI)—which excludes the volatile fresh food prices—rising by 2.4% year-on-year. This marginal increase came in slightly below the anticipated 2.5%, following a previous uptick of 2.2%
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In the aftermath of the holiday season, the U.S. dollar experienced a slight uptick, driven largely by investor optimism surrounding anticipated policies from the incoming Trump administration. These policies, aimed at stimulating economic growth and potentially raising inflation levels, have sparked interest among traders, albeit in a backdrop of reduced trading volumes. The lull in
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