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Big Bank Earnings Impress, Net Interest Income Surges

First quarter earnings from the country's top banks came in well above expectations. Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, State Street, and others all came in hot.

Michael Mossessian

Apr 12, 2023

OPEC Cuts Ignore Washington's Concerns

A Saudi-led decision by oil majors to slash oil production has broader geopolitical implications that signal a deepening rift between Washington and its traditional allies around efforts to contain Russia and concerns about inflation.

Glen Carey

Mar 29, 2023

Carlyle Group Finds Upside In Banking Crisis

Although investors and policymakers are worried about the contagion the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank will have on global markets, private equity funds may use this opportunity to buy assets at a discount as they did during the 2008 financial crisis.

Glen Carey

Mar 28, 2023

Binance, CZ, Sued By CFTC For Compliance Breach

Major crypto exchange Binance is being investigated by the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) over concerns that it allowed Americans to place wagers that violated US rules, Bloomberg reported, citing undisclosed people familiar with the matter.

Michael Mossessian

Mar 27, 2023

SCOTUS Weighs In On Student Loans

The Supreme Court has until June to determine the fate of President Joe Biden’s student loan forgiveness plan, with hundreds of billions of dollars at stake.

Michael Mossessian, +1

Mar 23, 2023

Is The Petrodollar Doomed?

Second-quarter earnings reports of semiconductor component manufacturers have varied, with companies experiencing different results. One common theme, however, is the impact of China's economic outlook on stock prices.

Glen Carey

Mar 22, 2023

Globalization Threatened By International Tensions

Globalization has taken a beating during the last two years, as geopolitical tensions, such as the US-China rivalry, public backlash in many Western nations, and the long-effect of the Covid-19 pandemic weigh on optimism about global trade relationships this year.

Stjepan Kalinic

Mar 14, 2023

Siemens Industrial Metaverse

The metaverse was pitched as the next big thing only a few months ago, a new technological frontier where virtually reality and the real world would merge, bringing into life Neal Stephenson’s 1992 novel Snow Crash.

Glen Carey

Mar 02, 2023

US Households, Consumers Drown In Credit Card Debt

US households and consumers are taking a beating as higher interest rates and persistently high inflation affect their incomes, forcing a greater number of people to rely on credit cards to meet their daily needs.

Glen Carey

Mar 02, 2023

Vanguard Shuns ESG, Biden Administration Scrambles

The Senate overturned a federal rule on ESG investments Wednesday, passing a bill that would block the Biden Administration's proposed rule.

Michael Mossessian

Feb 21, 2023

Global Food Prices Fall 10th Month In A Row

Food inflation in the US hit a new high of 9.9% in 2022. But according to the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) and world food prices declined for the 10th consecutive month in January

Stavros Tousios

Feb 17, 2023

ARAMCO Warns Underinvestment, High Capex, Will Lead To Energy Insecurity

Global oil producers have warned that underinvestment in oil and gas production, mainly due to pressure on oil majors to invest in renewables, coupled with higher borrowing costs, could lead to global energy insecurity in the future even as demand starts to increase.

Glen Carey

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