Charting the Global Economy: Key Central Banks Hold on Rates – Bloomberg
Central bankers in the US, UK and Japan held the line on interest rates this week as officials attempt to gauge the impact of tariffs,...
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Who are the world’s best investors? – The Economist
If finance has a single rule, it is that arbitrage should keep prices in line. If they do stray from fundamentals, so the argument goes,...
UK to cut green levies on businesses in bid to reduce energy costs and boost manufacturing – The Guardian
The government is to slash green levies on thousands of businesses, in an effort to bring down sky-high energy costs for firms and boost the...
Zuckerberg Leads AI Recruitment Blitz Armed With $100 Million Pay Packages – WSJ
The smartest AI researchers and engineers have spent the past few months getting hit up by one of the richest men in the world. Mark...
Germany and Italy pressed to bring $245bn of gold home from US – The Financial Times
Germany and Italy are facing calls to move their gold out of New York following President Donald Trump’s repeated attacks on the US Federal Reserve...
Tesla’s Robotaxis Are Here: What You Need to Know – WSJ
Tesla TSLA 0.03%rolled out its long-awaited robotaxi service in Austin, Texas, on Sunday, opening the electric-vehicle maker to the growing autonomous ride-hailing market, where its...
Surging UK Grocery Bills Threaten to Rekindle Inflation Fears – Bloomberg
Surging grocery bills are threatening to slow the pace of the Bank of England’s interest-rate cuts by raising the risk that inflation will stay elevated...
Federal Reserve starts to split on when to begin cutting US interest rates – The Financial Times
Donald Trump’s tariffs have opened a schism at the Federal Reserve as top policymakers spar over whether to cut interest rates as soon as this...
Auto & Transport Roundup: Market Talk – WSJ
A pulling-forward of demand for cars in Canada ahead of the fallout from higher tariffs looks to have buoyed retail sales in the country for...
The markets are silent — that is worrying – The Financial Times
Three decades ago I became fascinated by the concept of “social silence” — or the idea advanced by intellectuals such as Pierre Bourdieu that what...