Markets were warned by Trump. Yet, despite clear signals, investors remained complacent — until now. The shockwaves of US President Donald Trump’s aggressive tariff policies are rattling markets, sending currencies lower, stock
The US Dollar gathers strength on the first trading day of February as markets adopt a cautious stance in reaction to President Donald Trump’s tariff announcements. The EURUSD pair continues its downward
By Charles Ellinas The big issue for energy markets in 2025 is Donald Trump’s return. In a matter of days, he took the oil and gas sector by storm and his impact
By Charles Ellinas Despite their foresight, contingency plans, position papers and gaming out a second Trump term, EU leaders find themselves exactly where they were four years ago: unprepared and knocked out.
The European Central Bank’s decision to cut its benchmark interest rate to 2.75% underscores the persistent economic stagnation gripping the Eurozone, warns deVere Group, one of the world’s leading independent financial advisory and
Major currency pairs trade in narrow ranges early Friday, following some volatility seen on Thursday, after gold gathered bullish momentum and rose more than 1% on Thursday. XAUUSD continued to stretch higher
The Federal Open Market Committee maintained its policy rate in the target range of 4.25-4.5% on Wednesday, a move predicted last year by Nigel Green, CEO of leading independent financial advisory deVere Group.
EURUSD trades cautiously around 1.0420 in Thursday’s European session as investors focus on the European Central Bank’s monetary policy decision later in the day, following the Fed’s decision on Wednesday to keep
EURUSD slides to near 1.0400 in Wednesday’s North American session, with investors focusing on the Federal Reserve monetary policy announcement at 19:00 GMT. The Fed is widely anticipated to keep interest rates steady in
The Pound Sterling extended its losses against the greenback on Tuesday as US President Donald Trump threatened to impose tariffs on computer chips and other industries. Risk aversion extended for the second
