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Finalto announces the launch of our brand-new podcast series ‘Overleveraged’
Helmed by Neil Wilson, Finalto's Chief Market Analyst and renowned market commentator, this series promises to be an essential resource for anyone looking to understand the intricacies of the macroeconomic landscape.
The Week Ahead
In this week’s edition of ‘The Week Ahead,’ our Chief Market Analyst, Neil Wilson discusses the inflation data in shaping the macro narrative, alongside earnings and AI, which was a big topic for our latest podcast episode with John Hughman.
Finalto Asia Celebrates Lunar New Year with Prosperity and Innovation
As the world embraces the Year of the Dragon, Finalto Asia is poised to continue its commitment to providing cutting-edge financial solutions and fostering success for its clients in the ever-evolving global market.
Finalto Asia Announces its Partnership with Centroid Solutions
Finalto Asia proudly announces a strategic partnership with Centroid Solutions, advancing trading technology in the Asia-Pacific region. This collaboration reinforces Finalto Asia's commitment to expanding through its Singapore infrastructure.
The Week Ahead
Neil Wilson gives insights on recent central bank activities, Fed updates, European indices, and Chinese New Year's impact on the Chinese market.
Layoffs, AI, & central banks aiming to take it at the flood
The update notes the Federal Reserve's cautious stance on interest rates and concerns about job market dynamics influenced by automation. The Bank of England remains cautious due to high services inflation, and Eurozone inflation data indicates challenges in the Last Mile, raising questions about central banks' strategies.
How do politics affect stock market performance?
It may seem obvious that politics and macroeconomics are intrinsically linked forces, one always reacting to the other. Political decisions play a pivotal role in shaping broad economic outcomes and equally, the state of economy will influence how policy is shaped.
US economy: not so hot?
Joe Biden wanted to talk stats yesterday. So let me give you some stats about the US economy, too.
The Week Ahead
Neil is discussing the upcoming Fed meeting, unravelling the latest insights from US data, and providing analysis on the ECB, but also the decline in inflation. Meanwhile, keep an eye on the BoE, as it is anticipated to maintain interest rates once again.