ECB Cuts Rates for Fifth Time as Euro-Zone Economy Flatlines – Bloomberg
The European Central Bank lowered borrowing costs for a fifth time since June, with the region’s economy stalling and the 2% inflation target in reach.
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Davos: risk, nature and financial fragmentation
Beyond the big names and the VIP stages, I’d argue that the most interesting conversations at the annual gathering of the World Economic Forum in
US economy grew at 2.3% rate in fourth quarter – The Financial Times
The US economy grew at an annualised rate of 2.3 per cent in the fourth quarter, a weaker than expected end to a year dominated
PODCAST: Bloomberg Masters in Business: Mike Freno
Barry speaks with Mike Freno, Barings LLC Chairman and CEO. In his nearly 20 years with the firm, Mike has held various positions including Managing
AI Startup ElevenLabs Raises Funds at Over $3 Billion Valuation – Bloomberg
ElevenLabs, a startup that uses artificial intelligence software to replicate voices, has raised $180 million in a new round of funding that values the company
Why your portfolio is less diversified than you might think – The Economist
What is the best piece of investment advice you could fit into a single, short sentence? “Buy stocks” wins points for brevity and high returns.
Microsoft sheds $150bn in market value after cloud sales disappoint – The Financial Times
Microsoft shed more than $150bn in market value after its vast cloud unit posted slower growth than Wall Street forecast, as the tech group struggled
Shell investors in line for multibillion-dollar windfall despite weak profits – The Guardian
Shell paid its investors a total of $22.5bn (£18.1bn) in 2024, narrowly short of the company’s own profits for the year, which tumbled in line
RBA Set to Finally Start Easing, But Rate Cut Cycle Won’t Be Deep – WSJ
Australia’s ultra-benign inflation for the final three months of 2024 has put a wrecking ball through any resistance to the idea that the Reserve Bank
Weak German Consumer Confidence Dashes Hopes of Rebound at Start of 2025 – WSJ
Consumers in Germany turned more pessimistic at the start of the year, a result of dimmer hopes of an economic rebound amid increased layoffs and