US employers have good reasons not to hire more workers now – CNN
It couldn’t be clearer at this point that the US labor market is cooling. Even though the unemployment rate edged lower last month to 4.2%,
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The Bond Market Rally Rides on How Fast the Fed Cuts Rates – Bloomberg
Bond traders who struggled to predict how high the Federal Reserve would raise interest rates are finding the way down just as vexing. At TCW
Apple pins hopes on AI to boost flagging iPhone sales – The Financial Times
Apple has pinned its hopes on new artificial intelligence-powered software to boost flagging iPhone sales, with Wall Street betting that generative AI features will convince
ECB Is Poised to Cut Rates Again in Warm-Up Act for the Fed – Bloomberg
The European Central Bank will probably cut interest rates on Thursday in a prelude to a US move the following week, as the global monetary
IT Unemployment Hits 6% Amid Overall U.S. Jobs Growth – WSJ
The unemployment rate for information-technology workers rose to 6% in August, up from 5.6% the prior month as the boom in artificial intelligence continued to
Week Ahead for FX, Bonds: U.S. Inflation Figures, ECB Rate Decision, China Data in Focus – WSJ
U.S. inflation data for August will take center stage as investors anticipate that the Federal Reserve will start cutting interest rates this month, while the
European banks set for slowest mortgage lending growth in decade – The Financial Times
European banks are on course to record zero growth in mortgage lending for the first time in a decade this year because of high interest
Has social media broken the stockmarket? – The Economist
Sometimes efficiency is obvious. On a production line for, say, chocolatey treats, it is a series of whirring, specialised machines busy enrobing a biscuit in
Intel in crisis: chipmaker considers drastic change to catch AI rivals – The Financial Times
Intel chief executive Pat Gelsinger received an unusually direct demand from the company board in the spring of last year: pay closer attention to its
Fed Rate Cuts May Help Revive Bond Flows to Emerging, Developing Economies
Capital flows to emerging market and developing economies went through several boom-bust cycles in recent decades, often partly driven by external developments such as monetary