PODCAST: What happened to banking-as-a-service?
Kimberley Long speaks to fintech consultant Shaul David to discuss the future of embedded finance and BaaS, the role of banks, and where the regulators
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US inflation falls to 3% in June – The Financial Times
US inflation fell faster than forecast to 3 per cent in June, leading investors to increase bets on interest rate cuts and pushing down the
UK Economy Expands 0.4% in May, Double the Expected Pace – Bloomberg
The UK economy expanded at twice the pace expected in May, a sign of the strength that the new Labour government is counting on to
Global inflation and interest rates tracker: see how your country compares – The Financial Times
Central banks around the world are expected to lower borrowing costs as global inflation eases from the multi-decade highs reached in many countries over the
US Deficit Reaches $1.27 Trillion in Fiscal Year-to-Date – Bloomberg
Interest payments on outstanding US debt continued to drive the federal government’s budget deficit, which reached $1.27 trillion for the fiscal year through June. The
Why most battery-makers struggle to make money – The Economist
Boom-and-bust cycles all tend to look the same. A consumer fad or industrial urgency fuels demand for a product. Prices rise. Producers invest in capacity.
Where Will the AI Super Cycle Lead?
Although the widespread adoption of generative AI will likely drive productivity gains and stronger economic growth, the gains will accrue largely to the owners of
Where are the ‘serious people’ on social media?
A while ago, I wrote about my stepping back from Twitter (now X). I haven’t deleted my account, but I haven’t posted or liked or
PODCAST: Gen Z’s Hack to Save Money on Groceries
More Gen Z consumers are bulk grocery-shopping in groups at Costco and Sam’s Club to ease the pain of rising food prices. Wall Street Journal
What to Watch When Bank Earnings Season Kicks Off, in Charts – WSJ
The country’s biggest banks start to report quarterly earnings this week, with results from JPMorgan Chase, Citigroup and Wells Fargo due Friday. Investors are on