‘The Black Swan’ Author Is Really Afraid Of What’s Happening To The U.S. Dollar
Nassim Taleb, who wrote the book The Black Swan about unpredictable events, is worried about the role of the U.S. dollar in global finance.
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Fed's Bostic Says Labor Market Slowing But Not Slow, Jobs Gains 'Robust'
Last week's jobs numbers confirm the U.S. labor market remains strong even though it may be slowing with a 4.1% unemployment rate.
Druckenmiller, Summers Deliver Blunt Messages to Fed on Interest Rates
Experts changed their tune markedly on Federal Reserve interest-rate policy after Friday’s stronger-than-expected jobs report.
Bond Traders Buckle Up For ‘No Landing’ After Jobs Surprise
The “no landing” scenario had largely disappeared as a bond-market talking point in recent months.
Markets And The Middle East: How Investors Are Weathering Geopolitics
Conflict in the Middle East is escalating once more, but the mood music across financial markets remains upbeat for now.
Anti-ESG Backlash In US Is Overstated, JPMorgan Exec Says
The impact of a political backlash against environmental, social and governance-related issues in the US is overstated per JPMorgan executive.
S&P Downgrades Israel's Long-Term Ratings To 'A' Amid Hezbollah Conflict
S&P Global downgraded Israel's long-term ratings to 'A' from 'A+' on Tuesday, citing risks to the country's economy and public finances from conflict.
