Investors on alert for ructions in US funding market – The Financial Times
Investors are on alert for a potential end-of-year increase in US overnight lending rates, with some calling for the Federal Reserve to slow the pace
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Consumers Are Spending More. Inflation Is Only Part of the Story
Inflation is not the only reason why consumers increase their spending. As it turns out, many consumers also deliberately choose to spend more. Why? Because
ECB’s Christine Lagarde says ‘darkest days’ of high inflation are behind Eurozone – The Financial Times
European Central Bank president Christine Lagarde has come closer than ever to claiming victory in the fight against inflation, saying “the darkest days of winter
Eurozone Economy Slows Again in Chilly End to Year – WSJ
Business activity continues to weaken in the eurozone as further uncertainty around domestic politics and global trade looms in the new year, according to surveys
What do the gods of generative AI have in store for 2025? – The Economist
The 12 days of Christmas are meant to start on December 25th. But not in the world of artificial intelligence (AI). On December 5th OpenAI,
Climate tech can still save planet — but not by itself
On one front at least, it is hard to look ahead to 2025 with optimism. Hopes that climate change can be solved by global political
Dollar Expected to Remain Strong Against Major Currencies – WSJ
The dollar is likely to get support from the Fed if Wall Street’s expectation of a more hawkish tone after this week’s meeting is correct.
Global mental health crisis hits workplaces – The Financial Times
A mental health pandemic is engulfing the world’s workplaces, with financial services among the hardest-hit sectors, businesses and economists have warned. A survey by Deloitte
As Gen X Nears Retirement, Many Fear They Can’t Afford It — Now or Ever – Bloomberg
Nicole Roach knows the stereotype of people her age in Generation X: forgotten, sandwiched between the larger and more culturally dominant baby boomers and millennials.
PODCAST: Young Men Are Pouring Money Into Risky Assets Like Crypto and Meme Stocks
Stock markets have hit a series of new highs in 2024, but a disproportionate number of young men are betting heavily on more unpredictable assets.