By Peter Garnry, Head of Equity Strategy at Saxo Peter Garnry With the focus on reducing carbon emissions, economies such as Europe are committed to drastically reduce emissions by 2050. The main engine behind achieving this goal is to ele...

First-quarter performances for different asset classes make for interesting reading. Over the period, the S&P 5001 gained 7.5% and the Nasdaq2 17% (both performances in USD)—the latter index’s best quarterly performance in almost three years. ...

By Tiffany Wilding, North American Economist, and Allison Boxer, Economist, at PIMCO The U.S. March employment report is likely to show a slower but still very strong pace of hiring when the data is released Friday. We expect nonfarm payroll...

The latest survey of Fidelity sector analysts shows growing expectations of layoffs by US and European companies over the next year, while China heads in the opposite direction. Just for a moment, this week’s Chart Room shifts the focus away fr...

A few days ago, on March 22, World Water Day took place. It has been celebrated by the United Nations for 30 years now to remind people of the essential importance of water as a resource for life. In 2023, the theme of World Water Day was "Acceler...

The good news is that inflation in the Eurozone is falling. The bad news is that the core rate continues to climb. Overall, prices in the eurozone increased by only 6.9 per cent in March 2023, down from 8.5 per cent in February. This is mainly due...