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| Planned meeting between US and North Korea boosts stock market recovery The threat of a trade war is not the only source of tension for the world's financial markets. As the global economy steams ahead, investors have become increasingly concerned that U.S. inflation, which has been subdued since the 2008 financial crisis, could finally pick up and lead to fast interest rate ...
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| Quantor and Perm Winter School This time the conference was about digital financial markets, financial technologies and risk management. Many world class experts had ... Quantor is a marketplace of investment algorithms and educational solutions for cryptocurrency and traditional financial markets. Quantor ecosystem implements an ...
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| 'Gray-listing' pushes Pakistan further into China's orbit "The FATF decision would have an impact on Pakistan's financial position, making it more difficult to raise capital on international markets, and making outsiders even more wary of foreign direct investment," said Joshua White, senior adviser on South Asia to the Pentagon and the White House during ...
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| US Markets Rise in Mid Day Trading ... focused on North America and emerging markets. He has been published by The MarketWatch, Reuters, the Wall Street Journal and The Globe and Mail, and he also appears regularly as a guest commentator on networks including Bloomberg and BNN. He holds a finance degree from the Monterrey ...
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| Trump's trade tariffs: Long on rhetoric, short on impact? Prospects of a global trade war hit financial markets hard last week, although by Monday, stock markets had recovered their poise. "We don't think that the most severe scenario, (a) protectionist push becomes the most likely one," Morgan Stanley strategists Michael Zezas and Meredith Pickett said in a ...
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