Is it time to invest in China’s internet giants? Two strategists weigh in
Investors are beginning to think twice about whether buying into China’s highly regulated technology sector is worth the risk.
10-year Treasury yield tops 4.2% for first time since 2008
Treasury yields were higher on Thursday, trading at the highest levels in more than a decade.
Macron’s government decides to pass budget without vote
The French government is seeking to bypass the National Assembly after opposition lawmakers proposed numerous amendments to its budget.
What China’s big party congress this week means for the economy
The twice-a-decade Chinese leadership meeting this week has implications for which parts of the economy will receive support or pressure, Natixis analysts said.
Japanese yen hits 150 against the U.S. dollar, weakest levels not seen since August 1990
The Japanese yen weakened past 150 against the U.S. dollar, a key psychological level, reaching levels not seen since August 1990.
European markets lower as economic uncertainty persists, bond yields rise; UK politics in chaos
European markets were lower on Thursday morning as investors assessed continuing economic uncertainty, a sharp rise in bond yields, and political chaos in the U.K.
Akzo Nobel suspends 2023 outlook due to macroeconomic headwinds
Akzo Nobel has suspended its 2023 core profit outlook, citing macroeconomic turbulence which is negatively affecting consumer confidence.
Akzo Nobel suspends 2023 outlook due to macroeconomic headwinds
Akzo Nobel has suspended its 2023 core profit outlook, citing macroeconomic turbulence which is negatively affecting consumer confidence.
Should you trust this recent market rally? Here’s how Wall Street is advising their clients
Will a recent stock rally sustain or lead to another fall? Here’s what investment banks are advising their clients.
Japan imports surge on weaker yen, fanning inflation fears
Once welcomed for making exports more competitive, the yen’s excessive weakness is now seen hurting households and retailers by inflating already high prices.
