Greetings,
The United States: Will the stock market jitters impact household consumption?
China: Beijing is imposing record fines on the nation’s banks.
Equity Markets: Historical volatility jumped this week, which means that VAR models will be penalizing equity exposure more than they have recently. Will this impact demand for stocks?
The Eurozone: Despite the recent weakness in inflation, the ECB expects the CPI to keep climbing over the next few years.
The United Kingdom: What makes you proud to be British?
Global Developments: The stock market volatility spike has not spilled over into other asset classes.
Cryptocurrencies: Bitcoin appears to have found support at $6k.
Food for Thought: Ready to work with AI?
Edited by Joseph N Cohen
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