Investors are not ready for good news
The overall financial market is still strongly focused on several negative developments in many economies around the world, but investors must always be aware when everyone in the financial markets is looking in the same direction. Throughout the last six... Read More →
The European Central Bank will be busy
The European Central Bank is behind in hiking interest rates, though more work might arise since spontaneous energy crises can also create unexpected hyperinflation periods during the rest of this decade. The annual symposium for central bankers in Jackson Hole,... Read More →
Credit quality beats rate hikes
Italy’s current credit rating has been set to “negative outlook” by Moody’s, and though it may still take a while before it formally becomes a significant change, investors should be quicker to react. The Covid-19 crisis has been a burden... Read More →
A new type of “bull” on Wall Street
The financial markets are currently experiencing highly dramatic interest rate increases from the US central bank Fed, though without panic thus far, but in the background is a continuously developing global macroeconomic split. The financial markets are nothing less than... Read More →
Inflation is now taking control
All economic growth forecasts are now being lowered once again, which will naturally increase uncertainties in the financial markets. On Tuesday, 19th April, it became as official as it could be, that the global economy is facing a significant decline... Read More →
Metaverse Hypes in the Chinese Stock Market
Despite the intensive discussion about the dominance of social media, my view is that they will continue to grow, also in China, where the metaverse is now really gaining momentum. If one is looking for insight into the latest technological... Read More →
The bulls will hardly take over in Germany
The new German government has finally come into place and is now starting its work, this is unlikely to cause the financial markets to shudder right now, but some southern European countries are probably more tense.
The bulls will hardly take over in Germany
The new German government has finally come into place and is now starting its work, this is unlikely to cause the financial markets to shudder right now, but some southern European countries are probably more tense.
Lack of momentum on Wall Street in 2022
There has been some fear for a major correction in the stock market throughout 2021, but the real risk could look different.
Equity investors hunt for return
Wall Street relaxedly received the news of the next monetary tightening in U.S., but equity investors could very well search for new opportunities, thus also taking new risks.