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Your Daily Brief For September 30th

Nike’s better-than-expected results drew a loud cheer from investors, while eurozone inflation took a steeper fall than anticipated

Eurozone Inflation Dipped By More Than Expected

Eurozone inflation took a steeper fall than anticipated, hitting its lowest point in two years

Your Daily Brief For September 27th

Higher interest rates are pushing more companies to issue “convertible” bonds, while US beauty company Coty announced plans to sell new shares in Paris

How AI Will Change The Economy

Expect a huge impact on growth and productivity, jobs and wages, sectors, government policy and regulation, and geopolitics. abrdn explains the promise and perils of AI.

Coming Soon: Interest Rate Cuts, Rather Than Hikes

That’s the expectation across much of the world. Here’s why.

Your Daily Brief For September 23rd

The Bank of Japan stuck by its monetary policy, despite inflation staying firmly above target, while Europe’s economy seems to be shrinking this quarter

Bad News For The Eurozone Again This Month

Europe’s economy seems to be shrinking this quarter, as activity in the eurozone’s private sector fell again in September

The Bank Of Japan Isn’t Fazed By Inflation

The Bank of Japan stuck by its monetary policy, despite inflation staying firmly above target

Your Daily Brief For September 22nd

Hollywood writers and producers sat down at the negotiating table, which could signal the end of an over-100-day strike, while the Bank of England hit the interest-rate-pause button

Why Oil Prices Matter, Far More Than You Realize

The $100-per-barrel mark is not far off and, as Stéphane explains, what happens next could have some heavy implications for your wallet, your portfolio, and the economy.

Your Daily Brief For September 30th

Nike’s better-than-expected results drew a loud cheer from investors, while eurozone inflation took a steeper fall than anticipated

Eurozone Inflation Dipped By More Than Expected

Eurozone inflation took a steeper fall than anticipated, hitting its lowest point in two years

Your Daily Brief For September 27th

Higher interest rates are pushing more companies to issue “convertible” bonds, while US beauty company Coty announced plans to sell new shares in Paris

How AI Will Change The Economy

Expect a huge impact on growth and productivity, jobs and wages, sectors, government policy and regulation, and geopolitics. abrdn explains the promise and perils of AI.

Coming Soon: Interest Rate Cuts, Rather Than Hikes

That’s the expectation across much of the world. Here’s why.

Your Daily Brief For September 23rd

The Bank of Japan stuck by its monetary policy, despite inflation staying firmly above target, while Europe’s economy seems to be shrinking this quarter

Bad News For The Eurozone Again This Month

Europe’s economy seems to be shrinking this quarter, as activity in the eurozone’s private sector fell again in September

The Bank Of Japan Isn’t Fazed By Inflation

The Bank of Japan stuck by its monetary policy, despite inflation staying firmly above target

Your Daily Brief For September 22nd

Hollywood writers and producers sat down at the negotiating table, which could signal the end of an over-100-day strike, while the Bank of England hit the interest-rate-pause button

Why Oil Prices Matter, Far More Than You Realize

The $100-per-barrel mark is not far off and, as Stéphane explains, what happens next could have some heavy implications for your wallet, your portfolio, and the economy.

Your Daily Brief For September 30th

Nike’s better-than-expected results drew a loud cheer from investors, while eurozone inflation took a steeper fall than anticipated

Eurozone Inflation Dipped By More Than Expected

Eurozone inflation took a steeper fall than anticipated, hitting its lowest point in two years

Your Daily Brief For September 27th

Higher interest rates are pushing more companies to issue “convertible” bonds, while US beauty company Coty announced plans to sell new shares in Paris

How AI Will Change The Economy

Expect a huge impact on growth and productivity, jobs and wages, sectors, government policy and regulation, and geopolitics. abrdn explains the promise and perils of AI.

Coming Soon: Interest Rate Cuts, Rather Than Hikes

That’s the expectation across much of the world. Here’s why.

Your Daily Brief For September 23rd

The Bank of Japan stuck by its monetary policy, despite inflation staying firmly above target, while Europe’s economy seems to be shrinking this quarter

Bad News For The Eurozone Again This Month

Europe’s economy seems to be shrinking this quarter, as activity in the eurozone’s private sector fell again in September

The Bank Of Japan Isn’t Fazed By Inflation

The Bank of Japan stuck by its monetary policy, despite inflation staying firmly above target

Your Daily Brief For September 22nd

Hollywood writers and producers sat down at the negotiating table, which could signal the end of an over-100-day strike, while the Bank of England hit the interest-rate-pause button

Why Oil Prices Matter, Far More Than You Realize

The $100-per-barrel mark is not far off and, as Stéphane explains, what happens next could have some heavy implications for your wallet, your portfolio, and the economy.