Peak liquidity
Statistically, September is the worst stock exchange month of the year and this September week is also statistically the worst week of the month. There are, of course, many explanations for the [...]
Chinese resilience
Weathering the crisis well While the authorities in the United States and the European Union continue to struggle with the virus, corona seems to have been reasonably brought under control in [...]
Mixed feelings on interest rate decision Fed
At the Jackson Hole conference for central banks three weeks ago, the US central bank announced a new strategy. President Jerome Powell said that, from now on, employment will take precedence [...]
China is far from finished buying raw materials
Next month, the Chinese Government’s new five-year plan will be presented to Secretary-General Xi Jinping and the other executives of the Communist Party of China. According to the Bloomberg [...]
A quick recovery?
Attractive unemployment figures Last week, the US Bureau of Labor Statistics reported the figures on the US labour market. For example, considerably fewer people had applied for unemployment [...]
The Fed goes one step further
The dual mandate of the Fed In 1913, the Federal Reserve System was set up in the United States in order to combat recurring financial crises more effectively. In the course of history, [...]