The potential upcoming interest cut on 6 June from the ECB is likely to have been fully priced in by the markets. The forward guidance by ECB officials on the timing of subsequent rate cuts Read more…
If you ask anyone who has tried to buy a house, a new vehicle, or even a couple bags of groceries over the past several months how it went, they might tell you it was Read more…
These days, there are two main ways to set yourself apart in the retail space. First, you can offer customers everything they want (and then some) in the way of convenience. Related: Target CEO sounds Read more…
The people at SoFi Technologies (SOFI) know all about April showers. The online personal finance company got some pretty harsh treatment late last month while reporting first-quarter earnings. Related: Analyst updates SoFi stock outlook after Read more…
The U.S. economy continues to defy both calls for a slowdown and suggestions that a recession is on the horizon, as a resilient job market and solid consumer spending continue to power stronger-than-expected growth prospects. Read more…
Fast facts: Juneteenth, the newest U.S. federal holiday (recognized in 2021) falls on Wednesday, June 19th in 2024.Banks, federal offices, most state offices, and the stock market are all closed on Juneteenth. Most major retail stores Read more…
The improvement in Germany’s business climate stalled in May, according to data released by Ifo. The index remained at the same level of 89.3 as a month earlier. The indicator was last higher in May Read more…
Gold stabilizes after last week’s sharp slide Oscillators point to corrective phase A break of record high could challenge $2,500 For the outlook to change, a dip below $2,145 may be needed Gold stabilized on Read more…
Markets Bank of France governor and ECB governing council member Villeroy leveraged low volume trading conditions (UK & US markets are closed) to get maximum market impact with some dovish comments. So far, ECB members Read more…