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Finally, it's inevitable: investors prepare for a third cut in Fed rates

Market expectations have varied in recent weeks, but the Fed is expected to cut rates by 25 basis points on Wednesday. However, the FOMC remains divided - and the absence of shutdown-related data...

The return of Google Glass weighs on EssilorLuxottica

In 2026 Alphabet, Google's parent company, plans to launch its first generation of smart glasses integrating Gemini AI, according to Bloomberg. The project marks its return to the burgeoning augmented...

Australian central bank holds rates at 3.6% and delays before potential hike

The Reserve Bank of Australia has decided to keep its cash rate at 3.60%, while saying that it is not in a hurry to tighten monetary policy despite rising inflationary pressures.

The US authorizes Nvidia to export its H200 chips to China, with a 25% tax

Donald Trump announced that Nvidia will be able to sell its AI chips H200 to China, in exchange for a 25% import tax. A decision that draws mixed reactions in Washington.

Should the ECB's mandate change?

In an interview with Les Echos, Emmanuel Macron revived the idea of changing the ECB's mandate to take growth and employment into account. The ECB has long been criticized for focusing solely on...

Overview of 2026 prospects published by the largest banks

To attempt a balanced article, two American banks, JPMorgan and Goldman Sachs, and two European banks, BNP Paribas and Barclays, were selected.

The end of the "European discount" for TotalEnergies?

Patrick Pouyanné bets on the launch of a cross-listing in New York to energize Total's stock. The average P/E over the last four years for its two American peers, Chevron and Exxon Mobil, is 48%...

Earnings calendar for week of December 8-12, 2025: Oracle, Adobe, Broadcom a trio to watch

Welcome to the earnings publication calendar for the listed companies for the week of December 8-12, 2025. Amongst this week's main announcements are those Oracle, Adobe and Broadcom, big AI-related...

The Week in Review: trying to circumvent the Chinese

The 5 stories of the week Trying to Circumvent the Chinese Emmanuel Macron this week undertook a three-day visit to China, his fourth state visit since 2017. In Beijing, then Chengdu, the French...

The Best Articles of the Week: Where we cross paths with Donald Trump, Taylor Swift and a teddy bear

This week in the MarketScreener press roundup, Taylor Swift sells Cartier to Gen Z, while Trump hoards gifts from the Gulf and pardons scammers. We learn that New York offices dream of cosy studios,...

He's also taking a big risk: the Fed chair nomination puts Scott Bessent under pressure

If the next Fed chair does not meet Donald Trump's expectations, the Treasury secretary could lose the president's trust.

MarketScreener roundup: Poxel, Haffner, Europlasma, the Return of the Living Dead

Dilutive financings continue to ravage the stockmarket. However, as the mechanism remains legal, they keep expanding. It is therefore occasionally necessary to remind small shareholders of the havoc...

Fusion-Portfolios: the Trio that triggers the Reaction

Our approach has focused our research on the nuclear value chain, a strategic market booming thanks to energy security imperatives and new investment cycles. Rigorous criteria were applied to isolate...

ABC of Financial Analysis: Working Capital Requirement

As a concept that is often abstract or poorly understood, the working capital requirement is nevertheless a fundamental variable in defining the attractiveness of a business activity.

Anthropic accelerates toward Wall Street to edge OpenAI out

According to the Financial Times, the American AI startup has hired Wilson Sonsini to prepare its IPO, aiming to beat OpenAI and capture billions at a potential valuation of over $300bn.

Copper is the new oil

Copper almost hit $11,300 per tonne today, marking an all-time high and a 30% surge year-to-date. Mining companies won't green light new projects until copper reaches $12,000 per tonne. We're still 6%...

Inflation definitively buries chance of a December ECB rate cut

If there had been a small chance of an ECB rate cut on December 18, the inflation figures published by Eurostat this morning have buried it for good.

Signs of fatigue and tensions with the base: Is Trump losing touch?

Reelected triumphantly a year ago, after an incredible comeback, Donald Trump almost made us forget that he is the oldest elected president of the United States. But that reality is catching up with...

Bank of England: Capital idea or pothole policy?

Britain's banks get a lighter load, but will they speed up the economy or veer off course?