The evil of trade policy lives after it
Posted by: Paul Donovan
The return of inflation
On a more fundamental basis, low core inflation can also be attributed to efforts made by companies to control their margins, efforts that so far are sustainable because the rise in unit labour costs (labour costs adjusted for productivity gains) is recent and modest.
Steady decline in capacity utilisation in the German electricity sector
Turning to conventional energy sources, installed gas plant capacities rose by more than 40%, whereas nuclear capacities were halved.
Taking advantage of market developments
Global markets have adjusted to heightened risks over recent weeks.
What’s the key to tweet-proofing your portfolio?
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What’s the deal between oil and emerging market assets
One of the best-performing assets this year has been crude oil—Brent and WTI prices are both up 18% since January.
128 employees featured at Roland-Garros!
More than 3,000 employees have taken part in the WAT Cup since January, across more than 38 Group countries (France, Belgium, Italy, Hong Kong, United States, Japan, Brazil, Germany, UK, Poland, Turkey, Morocco, Senegal and many others).
Learn to grow: Programme for start-ups reloaded
Deutsche Börse Venture Network and UnternehmerTUM have significantly expanded their joint training programme for growth companies.
Don’t bank on an imminent Fed rate cut
The S&P 500 rallied by 2.1% on 4 June after Federal Reserve chairman Jay Powell said that the central bank was closely monitoring the impact of trade negotiations on the economic outlook and would act “as appropriate” to sustain the expansion.
Can the Fed save us from trade taxes?
Posted by: Paul Donovan