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The Week Ahead: Trump trade, inflation data – 08/11/24
The fallout from the US election, the ongoing Trump Trade and the Federal Reserve's decision to cut rates again continue to drive price action but focus shifts to some more mundane economic data this week.
Risk bid Trump wins in Republican Red Wave
Red Wave: Donald Trump has won, the GOP has flipped the Senate and could take the House too. And Trump has secured the popular vote, too, which is a huge mandate for his platform. But what is this?
Show Me the Hegemony: An American election, the multipolar moment, and global trade
The 2024 US election is marked, perhaps more than anything else, by uncertainty. Donald Trump and Kamala Harris represent such different ideologies, policies and political personas.
The Week Ahead: Trump vs Harris US Election Showdown – 01/11/24
The US presidential election race reaches its conclusion. Markets have apparently moved to price in a Trump victory but the polling data suggest it remains, even to the last, far too close to call.
Finalto earns five nominations at the Finance Magnates London Summit Awards 2024
Global fintech and bespoke liquidity provider Finalto is pleased to have received nominations in five categories the Finance Magnates London Summit (FMLS) Awards 2024.
30/10/2024 – US Election Primer: Trading Trump vs Harris
Financial and betting markets may have started to price a Trump victory, but the election remains to most watchers too close to call. Polling data in key swing states is within the margin for error.
US Elections and Global Markets: Push & Pull
As we close in on the 2024 US Presidential Election, there’s a reason why the eyes of the world are on the USA. President Kamala Harris or President Donald Trump will make policy decisions that reverberate around the globe.
Apple leads big tech earnings, UK Budget and Nonfarm Payrolls
Investors will be looking to the usual suspects to deliver the heavy lifting for equities. It’s a monster week for big tech earnings, with Apple, Amazon
Budget: Event Horizons
A ballooning black hole – it keeps getting bigger every time I open the newspaper...surely it cannot keep getting bigger forever? A plan to raise taxes: but which taxes can they raise without breaking manifesto pledges and tight fiscal rules?