Tag: stock market

Trump governs by instinct … in search of the greatest immediate effect for his image and his political position.

Trump may have given the world a break for a few days, but he has created new problems for himself.

At present, activity in the U.S. remains resilient.

it is ... a time to either panic or to take advantage of opportunities.

[T]he tension in the air is palpable: The Biden administration has a negative approval rating in 46 of 50 states.

The higher the growth expectations of a company like those in GAFA, the greater the impact and the greater the concern about a decline in stock prices.

Do these members of Congress have especially sensitive fingers on the pulse of the market?

Concerns about rising interest rates, which will lower government bond yields, must be some kind of joke.

[If] some risk emerges somewhere in the world, there will be a noticeable movement to withdraw funds from countries that are considered dangerous and invest them in the United States.

The rate of inflation is currently rising sharply across all major economies.

As with any stock market turbulence, the current correction can be perceived as an opportunity as well as a threat.

The Fed's rapid effort to change its monetary policy is one of the main reasons for accelerating changes in the global economy and financial markets.