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| Why the Strong Economy Is a Poor Predictor for the Stock Market A month ago, when the stock market suffered its first correction—a 10% drop—in years, many found comfort in the economy's apparent strength: Surely a severe bear market can't begin when the economy is growing so strongly? Their argument provides false comfort, however, since the stock market ...
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| Improving market sentiments The frantic February saw the US stock lose $1 trillion in the first week itself. Even though this correction was long overdue, it caught investors unwary as they were busy basking profits in the shiny Bull Run. The recent correction in equities has thrown markets off guard despite sound global economy and ...
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| Gulf markets hit by fears of global trade war, Qatar leads losses DUBAI, March 5 (Reuters) - Gulf stock markets were mostly weak early on Monday, taking their cue from Asia where investors dumped shares amid fears of global trade war that could harm the outlook for global growth. Qatar shares were down 0.9 percent in early trade, with two of its biggest stocks ...
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| ETFs relatively unscathed after market volatility "But it's wrong to assign responsibility for the market's movements to specific investing vehicles, such as index funds." Index fund detractors have spent the years since the financial crisis arguing about the adverse effects indexation might have on asset markets, including allegations that ETFs and ...
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| Ripple XRP Jumps 9% as Mainstream Appetite Grows 4.6 stars on average, based on 188 rated postsSam Bourgi is Chief Editor to Hacked.com, where he specializes in cryptocurrency, economics and the broader financial markets. Sam has nearly eight years of progressive experience as an analyst, writer and financial market commentator where he has ...
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| How QE using municipal bonds happens in the next recession But, still, we could be one major policy error away from a big financial crisis. If you believe the public statements of Dalio, Gross, Grantham Gundlach and many of the other market pundits, we are past a point of no return in financial markets. Eventually, this will end badly — at least, that's the inference.
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| Trump Trade Adviser Says Tariff `Exemptions' Possible He defended Trump's decision to set levies of 25 percent on imported steel and 10 percent on aluminum, a move that rocked financial markets and which ... Already -volatile markets swooned after Trump announced the tariffs, with the benchmark Standard & Poor's 500 Index falling more than 1.3 percent ...
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| Taiwan Stock Market May Find Its Footing On Monday (RTTNews.com) - The Taiwan stock market has ended in the red in three straight trading days, shedding almost 140 points or 1.3 percent in that span. The Taiwan Stock Exchange now rests just shy of the 10,700-point plateau although it may halt its slide on Monday. The global forecast for the Asian ...
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| Key US lawmaker urges steel tariff exemptions for NAFTA allies The prospect of a trade war being sparked by the imposition of Trump's proposed tariffs rattled financial markets last week. Canada and Mexico have threatened retaliation, and the European Union said it would apply 25 percent tariffs on about $3.5 billion of imports from the United States if Trump ...
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| Hong Kong announces world's largest sovereign green bonds programme Sean Kidney, CEO at the Climate Bonds Initiative, welcomed the announcement as a "positive signal to regional and international financial markets". "We congratulate Hong Kong for this bold step on Sovereign Green Bonds," he said in a statement. However, Hong Kong-based environmental campaign ...
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