Emma Rose is a seasoned financial analyst with over 15 years of experience in global markets, specializing in equity research and portfolio management. She has crafted engaging articles for financial platforms, simplifying complex market trends for retail investors. Previously, she worked at a wealth management firm, developing client reports on portfolio performance. Emma holds a bachelor’s degree in Finance from Boston College and is pursuing her CFA certification. Her data-driven insights on equity markets help readers make informed decisions.
Global markets experienced significant volatility this week, driven by surprising economic data and impactful political decisions. Get the details here.
US job growth slowed significantly in August, with the unemployment rate rising, fueling speculation about Federal Reserve rate cuts to support the economy.
The August non-farm payroll report raises questions about the strength of the US labor market and its impact on the Federal Reserve's decision to cut interest rates. Will weak data lead to further monetary easing, or will a stronger dollar hinder it?
The August US jobs report raises concerns about a slowing labor market, potentially pushing the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates. The analysis explores the impact of tariffs and immigration policies on job creation.
The US Congress faces the threat of a government shutdown as the funding deadline nears, amidst deep partisan divisions over spending bills.
As the deadline for government funding approaches, the US Congress faces an uphill battle due to partisan divisions and disputes over spending priorities.
Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida is facing increasing pressure from within his ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) following losses in the Upper House election. Potential resignations of key officials, coupled with ongoing economic challenges, have exacerbated his position, fueling speculation about an early election.
Israel is preparing for a large-scale offensive in Gaza City, the last declared stronghold of Hamas, raising concerns about a humanitarian disaster and broader strategic implications.
Indonesia and Thailand are facing increasing pressure in their financial markets due to political concerns. This article explores the causes of this turmoil and its potential implications for the local economies.
Rising US inflation hints at the impact of tariff policies, while a widening trade deficit contributes to a potential slowdown in economic growth.
Amid concerns over US tech dominance and policy uncertainty, investors are increasingly looking to China to diversify their portfolios, focusing on the AI sector and undervalued stocks.
FHFA Director has referred Fed Governor Lisa Cook to the DOJ over alleged mortgage loan improprieties amid President Trump's attempt to remove her.
European nations begin proceedings to reimpose sanctions on Iran, triggering strong reactions and raising concerns about regional stability.
Recent Russian missile and drone attacks on Kyiv have escalated the Ukraine conflict. This escalation undermines potential peace efforts and raises questions about the future of Russian-Ukrainian relations.
The US economy grew faster than initially estimated in the second quarter, fueled by business investment and strong exports. The labor market remains resilient despite some signs of cooling, influencing Federal Reserve interest rate decisions.
A key Japanese trade negotiator's trip to the US has been delayed over disagreements regarding tariffs and investment plans, highlighting ongoing challenges in the trade relationship between the two nations.
Nvidia reported better-than-expected Q2 results, but growth is slowing down due to challenges in the Chinese market and supply chain constraints. Will this affect the company's stock performance?
A comprehensive assessment of the impact of US tariffs on India, including effects on trade, investment, and economic growth.
ExxonMobil is exploring a potential return to the Sakhalin energy project in Russia, reflecting a significant shift in corporate strategy amid a complex geopolitical landscape.
US Treasury bonds faced a heavy sell-off amid concerns of potential political interference in the Federal Reserve's independence, leading to rising yields and growing fears of inflation and fiscal dominance.
