Also in this newsletter: Mussolini’s granddaughter leaves Italy’s governing party for being too right-wing
Soft payroll data prompts traders to increase bets on aggressive rate cuts by Federal Reserve
The EU has to tackle the drain of valuable tech companies to US capital markets
Market turbulence driven by fears of potential US economic slowdown and fall in Nvidia shares
Deferred tax assets may hobble their ability to return capital to shareholders
S&P 500 suffers worst day since a bout of volatility last month as investors await payrolls data
Bank’s analysts cut share price targets for BP, TotalEnergies, Shell, Equinor and Repsol over weaker fossil fuel prices
Bourse’s new CEO says foreign investors had been put off, but he is encouraged by changes at state-controlled groups
Deutsche bank data shows rapid recovery in confidence as markets bet on ‘Goldilocks’ scenario for US economy
Reassuring data has eased investors’ fears that the US economy is heading for a recession
Global equities claw back bulk of losses from Monday’s sharp sell-off but mood remains cautious
Firms such as BlackRock and Vontobel hunting for cheap stocks after markets tumbled
Tokyo equities jump 9% following Monday’s global rout but US and European recoveries were more muted
Nasdaq falls into correction as traders bet Federal Reserve will have to cut rates more rapidly
World’s largest asset manager believes we are at a ‘turning point’ as take-up of active ETFs accelerates globally
US tracks Europe and Asia lower as investors punish companies for missing earnings targets
Investors should be prepared for more volatility and tougher times ahead
Management must do better job of communicating any positive changes to come
Earnings appear to indicate end to 10 years of stagnation on continent
Stasis, squabbling and posturing mean results may be more a surprise in style than substance
Regulators on watch as exchange closing auctions suck up daily share trading volumes
Macron madness rings my contrarian bells
The major Eurozone economy has been mired in political turmoil
Cac 40 down more than 6% since Macron called election, with big spending plans likely to be favoured by new parliament
Leaders agree to front-load funding for Kyiv backed by expected profits from frozen Russian assets
