EJ Elena Shin

There was no uneasy news about the bank today, and the good sentiment continued. US economic data were mixed and had little impact on the market. *Key points 1.  German and Spanish inflation dropped per energy price fall, but core inflations remain high and sticky 2. Fed's balance

The Sun has risen again! Five days had passed since the weekend and there had been no unsettling banking news. Today, investors around the world breathed a collective sigh of relief. Yet, the headlines around AI and ESG continue to stir up the nerves. What an interesting time we live

▶US Stocks down = S&P500 -0.16%, Nasdaq -0.45%, Dow -0.12% // European equities were mixed: Stoxx 600 -0.06 %, Germany’s Dax +0.09%, Paris' CAC 40 +0.14%, London’s FTSE 100 +0.17% // Asian stocks were mixed: Japan’s Topix +0.15%, Australia’s

Hope you all had a great wknd! Last week, the banking crisis alternated between the US and Europe, causing investors to be on edge. This nervousness led to Deutsche Bank's share price faltering for no apparent reason on Friday (March 24). However, over the weekend, there were no

1. What Moved the Markets? Europe Despite weakness in bank stocks, shares in Europe gained ground with major stock indexes advancing. In local currency terms, the pan-European STOXX Europe 600 Index ended 0.87% higher, while Italy's FTSE MIB climbed 1.56%, France's CAC 40 Index