A return to historic low interest rates in Europe is now practically guaranteed. Chances for ultra-low and maybe even zero is becoming too much to ignore.
The British pound and the New Zealand dollar were the strongest currencies last week, while the Swiss franc, the US dollar, and the euro were the weakest. Volatility decreased markedly over this period, and next week may see even less volatility.
European and international stocks are outperforming as the US trade initiatives seek to rebalance international trade, which will of course be reflected in lesser need for USD (capital account reflection).
Netflix has been showing no signs of slowing down, as the leading streaming service reported strong first quarter results. Netflix topped revenue and earnings estimates in the quarter, and the company projects continued growth in the second quarter.
Catch up on the top artificial intelligence news and commentary by Wall Street analysts on publicly traded companies in the technology space with this short recap.
Insiders including Meta Platforms Inc. (NASDAQ: META)'s Mark Zuckerberg, Oracle Corp. (NYSE: ORCL)'s Safra Catz, and JPMorgan Chase & Co. (NYSE: JPM)'s Jamie Dimon offloaded shares worth billions prior to President Donald Trump's tariff declarations
JPMorgan (NYSE: JPM) has predicted that the ongoing tariff war initiated by President Donald Trump could lead to some agreements between the US and its trade partners, along with a significant rise in tax rates.
The instruments space is likely to benefit from the diligent focus on energy-efficient production processes and integrated software systems. Thus, here is a short look at 3 stocks in the industry that may benefit from the favorable environment.
The euro initially pulled back during the course of the trading week, only for it to then turn around and show signs of life again. At this point in time, I think the 1.15 level is going to continue to be a major resistance barrier.
