Financial coaching: bridging the advice gap or a new danger? – The Financial Times
Mind the advice gap, says the UK regulator. This phrase represents the growing chasm between those who get financial advice and those who want it.
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How Falling Home Prices Could Strain Financial Markets as Interest Rates Rise
Countries with elevated housing prices and high household debt issued at floating rates are particularly vulnerable to monetary policy tightening
Fed Signal for Rate Pause Takes Pressure Off Hot Jobs Report – Bloomberg
Federal Reserve officials are signaling they plan to keep interest rates steady in June while retaining the option to hike further in coming months, steering
The world’s oil-price benchmark is being radically reformed – The Economist
The price of Brent crude has a decent claim to be the world’s most important number. Two-thirds of the 100m barrels a day of oil
Housing market could be hit by higher interest rates, Nationwide warns – BBC News
More rises in mortgage interest rates could hit the UK’s housing market, Nationwide has warned. The building society said that house prices in the year
‘Everyone will get affected’: Tesla jolts EV charging industry – The Financial Times
Tesla’s proprietary charging network helped power its rise as the dominant US electric-car maker. Now it is opening that network to rival marques — a
Elon Musk is once again the world’s richest man – CNN
Elon Musk has reclaimed his position as the world’s wealthiest person. That’s according to a Bloomberg Billionaires tally, which estimated the Tesla (TSLA) CEO’s net
Zeroing in on the social dimension
When it comes to environmental, social and governance (ESG) investing, the main emphasis has previously been on the ‘E’, with global efforts on developing environmental
ECB’s Inflation Fight Exposes Fragilities in Financial System – Bloomberg
The European Central Bank’s fight against stubbornly high inflation has revealed fragilities in the financial system that are becoming increasingly difficult to ignore.Higher interest rates
Where Is the U.S. Economy Headed? Follow the Money – WSJ
The stock market is near a one-year high, giving many investors comfort. But down below, debt markets are creaking under the strain of rising interest