ECB Governing Council member Pablo Hernandez de Cos highlighted the surprising strength of monetary policy transmission and cautioned that this could lead to lower growth. Despite the current economic downturn, de Cos emphasized the need Read more…
New York Fed President John Williams acknowledged the “meaningful progress” made in balancing the economy and “bringing inflation down.” But he also emphasized that the Fed’s is far from over with the assertion. “Our work Read more…
Nikkei 225 broke resistance level 33830.00 Likely to rise to resistance level 35500.00 Nikkei 225 index earlier broke the key resistance level 33830.00 (which has been reversing the pair from the start of June). The Read more…
EURJPY broke key resistance level 158.40 Likely to rise to resistance level 160.95 EURJPY currency pair recently broke through the key resistance level 158.40 (which stopped the previous waves 1 and b, as can be Read more…
Just a few hours ago, Andrew Bailey, the governor of the BoE gave a speech regarding his testimony, along with Deputy Governor Sarah Breeden, on the Financial Stability Report before the Treasury Select Committee, in Read more…
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Tech company HP, which dominates the print industry, is facing a class action lawsuit for allegedly quietly pushing firmware updates on its printers to block customers from printing with non-HP ink during “the same time period” Read more…
Most expected stocks to stumble last year because of a recession. Instead, the S&P 500 rallied over 24%, surprising many who were convinced the Fed’s interest rates would cause an economic reckoning. One person who Read more…
Costco is hands down the leader among membership-based warehouse club retailers, but it has never tried to be the leader in retail technology advancement. The warehouse club retailer joined the supermarket trend in the mid-2000’s Read more…