-
It’s all gone k-shaped
This week was a bit of a nothingburger in macro even as stocks recaptured nearly all their losses from last week and the president did some more central planning. The president implored a large public company to fire its CEO and installed a current government employee into the Federal Reserve, but the market and the world just shrugs this stuff off because it’s all part of the new normal. The economic calendar was sparse, with the only real highlight being a rare, tied vote at the Bank of England. Four voters wanted no cut, four wanted to cut 25bps and one wanted to cut 50bps. They settled on a cut of 25bps. The ... (full story)
- Comments / Top
- Subscribe
-
- Older Stories
From finance.yahoo.com|Aug 9, 2025The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission said it ended its case accusing Ripple Labs of selling unregistered securities, leaving a $125 million fine intact and ending one of ...
From gobankingrates.com|Aug 9, 2025Many people are curious about investing in bitcoin, but hesitant to open a crypto wallet or navigate the foreign landscape of digital exchanges. While cryptocurrencies are still ...
From youtube.com/reuters|Aug 8, 2025|4 commentsDespite a 258,000-job downward revision and President Trump firing the BLS chief, Mark Fleming of First American told Reuters the US labor data remains accurate, even with ...
-
- Newer Stories
From thestreet.com|Aug 9, 2025Block Inc., founded by Jack Dorsey, has added 108 Bitcoin to its corporate treasury in the second quarter, raising its total to 8,692 BTC. According to a recent filing, the ...
From marketpulse.com|Aug 9, 2025Cryptocurrencies have found a decent rally amid yesterday's strong session, propulsed by the Ether breaking 4,000 for the first time in 2025 and some positive news. Effectively, ...
From msn.com|Aug 9, 2025China’s consumer prices were unchanged in July, reflecting the continued pressures of weak domestic demand and trade uncertainty. The National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) reported ...
