The Japanese yen and the Swiss franc were the strongest major currencies last week, while Australian dollar was the weakest. Volatility increased markedly over this period, as more than 75% of Forex currency pairs changed in value by more than 1%.
There is no doubt that this coming week will be all about trade policy. However, we still have a couple of economic reports to contend with, and Q1 earnings begin on Friday. Let's look at the incoming economic data.
The oil and gas E&P industry is navigating a challenging macro environment. Escalating trade tensions, driven by tariffs, are clouding the demand outlook. For investors willing to look past short-term volatility, here are 3 stocks to keep an eye on.
In a 1997 speech, famed investor Peter Lynch imparted his investment wisdom, emphasizing the significance of comprehending the business behind the stock and the ineffectiveness of economic forecasting.
Catch up on the top artificial intelligence by Wall Street analysts on companies in the technology space with this brief recap. Meta's latest large language model for AI is running behind schedule as the company has pushed back the release date.
It seems that Trump cares less about Taiwan than Ukraine. Trump’s only concern about Ukraine is how to take its rare earth mineral wealth, while he does not care about Taiwan at all.
Bitcoin performed relatively well in comparison to the rest of the markets. Although it gave up quite a bit of its gains, Bitcoin returned to where it started for the week, which is something that you cannot say for most assets.
