US and eurozone CPI data, JPMorgan earnings and Taiwan Semiconductor results take centre stage this week. What could inflation and earnings mean for markets?
The DAX starts cautiously as cracks appear in the Wall Street rally, with high energy prices, elevated bond yields and narrow ...
The DAX is set to follow the tech rally after the Nasdaq 100 hit a record high, but rising bond yields and weak German ...
The DAX struggles to hold 25,000 as Brent crude rises above $105 a barrel and higher bond yields deepen concerns over ...
EUR/USD has broken below $1.135 and reached oversold conditions, raising the possibility of a pause in the euro’s sell-off while resistance builds near former support.
Welcome to Michael Kramer’s pick of the key market events to look out for in the week beginning Monday 5 October.
The DAX remains focused on 25,000 as bond yields, energy risks and US labour market data shape expectations for a new interest-rate normal.
Surging long-dated US Treasury yields are forcing investors to reassess equity valuations, financing costs and risk appetite across global markets.
Silver is testing support near $60 as a stronger US dollar and rising Treasury yields threaten to deepen the metal’s decline ...
The DAX remains under pressure as high oil prices, bond yields and uncertainty around the AI rally keep investors cautious ahead of Micron earnings.
Middle East oil flows are recovering and the G7 is mobilising reserves before winter, but costlier routes and low inventories could keep Brent prices elevated.
A company announces record revenue and its shares fall. Another reports a lower profit and its shares rise. Earnings season can look strange if you expect the market to hand out marks for effort. The ...
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