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Does the suspension of KNDS's IPO conceal a more serious problem?
In European financial markets, today's jolt is KNDS's surprise decision to suspend its initial public offering.
The Fed Is Taking Away the Market's Map
The June payroll surprise has revived the rates debate. But Kevin Warsh's larger shift is not about one data point: it is about asking investors to price more of the terrain themselves, and that...
The biggest structural macro shock expected in the coming years
Forget the Fed or geopolitics. The biggest macroeconomic shock likely to durably reshape the global economy and financial markets over the next few years could come from China.
Semiconductors on fire, oil has priced out the war, gold has fallen out of favor: a second quarter for the history books
The past three months have been intense for investors : the news cycle was packed and market moves were violent.
The French auto market posts a sharp rise in June
According to La Plateforme Automobile, in June, registrations of new passenger cars jumped 11.37% in France, for a total of 188 787 units on a raw-data basis. It should be noted, however, that June...
The Price of High Margins
At the end of the day, someone has to pay for them.
Market Mid-Year Review: Winners and Losers
The market remains bullish in this first half of the year, but jitters are never far away. Here is our assessment of the hits and misses from the first six months of 2026.
AI's picks and shovels: the investment case moves down the value chain
After the first wave of enthusiasm for model builders, investors are increasingly trying to isolate the segments of the AI supply chain where scarcity, pricing power and free cash flow may ultimately...
The Week's Best Reads: Trump's Dwindling Allies and the Great Air Conditioning Debate
France's heatwave has triggered a fierce debate over air conditioning, leaving many Americans wondering what there is to debate. However, air conditioning is not the only issue where Europeans and...
A Brief Respite for U.S. Inflation
The resolution of the Middle East conflict has sidelined the most dire inflationary scenarios. However, the debate over interest rate hikes remains far from over.
What does a $1 trillion valuation actually mean for OpenAI and Anthropic?
Is AI really a productivity revolution? Can companies building it turn its vast usage into vast free cash flow? Artificial intelligence is being sold as a productivity engine for the global...
Amrize Still Has to Prove Its Worth
Born from the spin-off of Holcim's operations, Amrize has inherited the Swiss cement giant's American exposure. The group benefits from a buoyant market, genuine pricing power, and growth potential...
SpaceX, Reflection AI and the Compute Boom: When AI Starts Looking Like Heavy Industry
The latest signal from the artificial-intelligence boom is not a new chatbot, a consumer application or a software feature, but a multibillion-dollar compute agreement that underlines how physical the...
The War is Over, but Rate Hikes are Still on the Table
Energy prices have plummeted over the last month, sidelining the most dire inflationary scenarios. However, investors are now bracing for a more hawkish Federal Reserve.
Brexit: Ten Years Later, the Bill Comes Due
Ten years after the 2016 referendum, the United Kingdom is marking its Brexit anniversary. The cake is on the table, the old red bus sits in the corner, and no one seems particularly eager to cut the...
Pro-Market Wave Sweeps Colombia, Brazil Now in Focus
The liberal shift continues across Latin America. Following the election of Javier Milei in Argentina in 2023, and Jose Antonio Kast in Chile last December, Colombia has now reached its own turning...
What Kevin Warsh's Arrival Means for the Fed and the Markets
Kevin Warsh's appointment to lead the Federal Reserve represents more than just a change in leadership. The former Fed Governor, who served from 2006 to 2011, has already begun to dismantle the...
EU Car Sales Rose in May
According to data from ACEA , new passenger car sales increased by 3.2% in May 2026 compared with the same period a year earlier, totaling 955,013 units....
The Pro-Market Wave Sweeps Into Colombia, Brazil Now in the Crosshairs
The liberal turn is continuing across Latin America. After Javier Mileis election in Argentina in 2023, followed by José Antonio Kasts victory in Chile last December, Colombia has now...
What Kevin Warsh's Arrival Changes for the Fed and Markets
Kevin Warsh's arrival at the helm of the Federal Reserve is not just a change of face. The former Fed governor, who served from 2006 to 2011, has already begun to upend the institution's norms.
Honasa's Glow-Up Looks Real But How Long Will it Last?
Wall Street on edge ahead of the midterms
The bill could be steep
Secom: Japan's security guard finally puts its balance sheet to work
The New Fed Looks Like the Old One
How US policy sent defense giants plunging
The rupee resists oil, supported by Jio Platforms IPO flows
Gold corrects, should investors prefer miners to the metal?
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