Lagarde denied leaving the ECB - the markets remain unimpressed
This week confirmed that the main center of economic and financial activity lies outside European markets.
Davos criticises the reasons for the decline of European industry
Along with the weakening European industry, the social stability of the continent is also shaking. A clear signal came from Davos …
Soft landing and strong doubts. Microsoft and Amazon are losing their luster
Gold weakens without news, inflation falls, confidence wanes. Disorientation is the new volatility.
Schizophrenia on Wall Street
Markets oscillate between euphoria and fear, as if they have lost their compass. Capital vacillates between dreams of artificial i…
Was there a mistake in the casting? Who is the man who is to lead the Fed?
Is Trump's nomination of Kevin Warsh as Fed chair a calculated move or just a show of force that could risk global markets?
Significant sell-offs on the markets: prices of gold, silver, bitcoin, and Microsoft shares fell
A chain reaction has started in the markets. Silver has fallen by tens of percent, gold has lost almost a tenth of its value, and …
How the Czech Republic lost billions of euros through the hasty sale of gold
With the current dizzying rise in the price of gold, the Czech Republic's losses from the hasty sale of its gold reserves at the e…
European luxury goods are under pressure. They are threatened by US tariffs and weak demand from China.
When luxury goods are doing well, Europe looks confident. But this time, that's not the case. LVMH's results showed a decline in b…
The great silver ride continues
More than 60 percent of total demand for silver comes from industry. Primarily from the production of solar panels, electromobilit…
Wall Street is becoming America's Achilles heel
The Trump administration sees another risk besides the New York Stock Exchange. The Japanese will probably no longer need to buy U…
BlackRock, Trump, and markets that don't have weekends
Trump moves markets even over the weekend: tariffs, Greenland, and a nervous Europe. While Europe weakens, American banks led by B…
Trump versus Powell: an attack on the heart of American monetary power
In 2026, the US president is putting pressure on the Fed, attacking its chairman Powell and wanting to cap credit card interest ra…
How to profit from Trump's interest in Greenland
The emerging situation may encourage action by European arms manufacturers and miners of metals, not only rare earths.
Everything is already too overplayed: a week when the data didn't stand a chance
The US president has unleashed a week of three economic battles – from oil to weapons to credit cards.
It was as if the president's kidnapping was taking place in a parallel dimension. He did nothing with the markets.
The speed of the US military intervention in Venezuela surprised almost everyone. The element of surprise was not only intended fo…