The dollar’s decline, a financial reflection of Trump’s chaotic policy and a double-edged electoral weapon
The White House is looking to the economy as a way to reverse its poor approval ratings while markets adapt to a new world order
Why Trump isn’t worried about a weaker dollar as markets (and the ECB) grow uneasy
The rise in the euro and gold reflects a structural outflow of capital, even if it could end up stimulating the US economy
Dollar slump shows no signs of ending: Analysts foresee more drops as traders move to protect portfolios
The currency has lost around 3% in just over a week against the euro and yen, as more investors bet on a decline in the futures markets
The Fed’s complex dilemma: Balancing Trump’s attacks, bond market doubts and the ghosts of 2007
Fear of inflation is keeping the 10-year yield elevated despite Powell’s possible cuts. Not since the financial crash has the US lowered rates while prices were rising
The tariff bomb wipes out $10 trillion in stock market value, half of the EU’s entire GDP
Big tech companies lead the losses, with €1.5 trillion cumulatively shed since Thursday from the Magnificent Seven’s market capitalization
How Trump’s tariffs are affecting the market: The stampede that wiped $5 trillion off Wall Street
Global markets are facing their worst days since the pandemic, with Trump’s harsher-than-expected trade war stoking fears of a recession, triggering panic among investors, and causing an economic earthquake
Trump backtracks on doubling tariffs on aluminum and steel to 50% for Canada
In another chaotic day, the U.S. president gets in return that the province of Ontario will not raise the price of electricity serving Michigan, New York and Minnesota by 25%
DeepSeek changes the narrative in the middle of the gold rush
The AI arms race, spurred by euphoric markets, has been based on the experience of the Magnificent Seven: in technology, scale always wins, and the winner of the race takes all the prizes
Banking panics, social media and history repeating itself
Deposit outflows are the weak flank of U.S. banking, but they are not a technology-driven phenomenon, and it’s far from inevitable
The energy transition, $100 oil and a geopolitical chess match
OPEC is keeping the price per barrel artificially high while the forecast of lower demand in the future is conditioning new investments
The AI black box, the perfect boost for a market at a standstill
The expectations raised by ChatGPT have excited the market, but the pace at which generative AI can be turned into money remains to be seen
Apple puts pressure on US banking sector by offering higher rate of return
The technological giant – with almost infinite commercial and financial capacity – has made a big play in the financial services sector at a critical moment