Risk-On Returns, but Cracks Still Show Beneath the Surface
A few days before the war with Iran began on Feb. 28, The Capital Spectator reported that “Bullish Momentum Holds […]
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Momentum Factor Roars As War Fears Fade On Wall Street
War? What war? The effects of the Middle East conflict continue to reverberate through the global economy, but for the
Geopolitics, Inflation, and a Bond‑Market Surprise in Favor Of Junk
Diversifying into foreign bonds hasn’t provided much benefit to U.S. investors since the Middle East conflict began, with one exception:
Book Bits: 9 May 2026
● House of Fidelity: The Rise of the Johnson Dynasty and the Company That Changed American InvestingJustin BaerReview via Financial
Learning from misses: what forecast errors reveal about the nature of shocks
27 February 2026 By Alina Bobasu and Beatrice Pierluigi Economic forecasts rarely hit the mark as reality is full of
Artificial Intelligence: friend or foe for hiring in Europe today?
4 March 2026 By Laura Lebastard and David Sondermann [The number of firms taking part in the survey mentioned in
Low unemployment, plenty of labour: what does it imply for wage pressures?
9 March 2026 By Oscar Arce and David Sondermann Euro area unemployment is near record lows and set to fall
Why the economy needs healthy oceans
10 March 2026 By Andrej Ceglar, Irene Heemskerk and John Hutchinson Healthy oceans are vital for our economies. Stopping marine
Piero Cipollone: A highway for the future of Europe’s digital finance
12 March 2026 By Piero Cipollone, Member of the Executive Board of the ECB As payments and financial markets go
From Grexit to Grecovery: Greece’s path out of the woods – and what still needs to be done
21 March 2026 By Martin Bijsterbosch, Diego Moccero, Daphne Momferatou, Marta Rodríguez Vives and Giacomo Pongetti[1] After a decade of