January 8, 2021

More extreme volatility engulfs markets over the last 24 hours, dominated by the Federal reserve, interest rates and inflation. The Fed finally recognised the serious

US Equity markets rallied ahead of the Federal Reserve interest rate decision. The Fed is expected to leave rates unchanged, but may discuss the timing

Markets are experiencing extreme volatility in the face of tumultuous economic, social and Geo-Political times. The US and UK are beating the drums of war

The global economy is suffering the social and economic damage inflicted by draconian regulation and restrictions, imposed across the world, due to the pandemic. The

Global equity markets closed sharply lower, again Friday, to end a week of dramatic losses. US equity index are heading towards correction territory (10% retracement)

The German PPI number exploded, jumping 24.2%, recognising the massive impact the energy and supply chain crises iare having on input costs and thus inflation.

European markets focused on inflation numbers, with both German and British CPI numbers rising. German CPI inflation hit 5.4%, in line with expectations, while UK

US equity markets crashed after celebrating the extended MLK long weekend. Share markets were sharply lower amid concerns over economic performances and the impact of

Markets were mixed overnight, with equity gains on European Bourses, while US markets celebrated MLK Day. Many of the Bank stocks have come off recent

Inflation continued to cast a heavy shadow over markets, to close out yet another week of volatility, which is likely to continue. The inflation CPI