What is a Financial Instrument?
Financial instruments are contracts for monetary assets that can be purchased, traded, created, modified, or settled for. In terms of contracts, there is a contractual
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Europe’s Role Reversal: The Problem Economies Are Now Farther North – WSJ
The European debt crisis of the early 2010s created an image of a continent cleaved in two: The fiscally responsible core countries led by Germany
Why Wall Street won’t see the next crash coming – The Economist
A lot of assets, warned Jamie Dimon in mid-October, “look like they’re entering bubble territory”. His voice carries because he runs America’s biggest bank, JPMorgan
OpenAI strikes $38bn computing deal with Amazon – The Financial Times
OpenAI has signed a $38bn deal with Amazon Web Services, the latest in a string of agreements struck by the lossmaking start-up as it races
How the U.S. Economy Has Defied Doomsday Predictions on Tariffs – WSJ
When President Trump announced sweeping tariffs in April, economists predicted surging inflation and raised the odds of a recession. Companies and consumers stockpiled to get
UK banks face hiring delays with new employment law, warn experts – The Banker
Banks could face longer hiring cycles under the UK government’s proposed new workers’ rights legislation, a recruiter has warned, with additional interviews and due diligence
Global AI Bubble Burst May Aid Flows Into Indian Equities – Bloomberg
There’s little to suggest any major moves for Indian equities just yet, with regional markets staying rather quiet. Soft US economic data and uncertainty around
PODCAST: Gita Gopinath: an interview with the former second in command at the IMF Gita Gopinath: an interview with the former second in command at the IMF
The coronavirus pandemic, war in Europe and the perpetual problem that is Argentina have made the last few years some of the most tumultuous in
Will AI Bury Future Generations in Cognitive Debt?
As companies seek to automate repetitive tasks in the name of cost-cutting, they should consider the longer-term implications. If we transfer all codified knowledge to
Tax rises and drop in investment predicted to limit UK growth – The Guardian
The prospect of looming tax rises and a fall in business investment will restrict the UK’s economic growth rate next year to less than 1%,