Carbon Market News Roundup

Welcome to the latest edition of the Carbon Market News Roundup, our bi-weekly briefing on the evolving landscape of global carbon markets and climate-related regulation. Our previous issues, along with the rest of our commentaries, may be read here. Carbon markets...

Geopolitics and the Day After

This commentary has reported on Sudan's civil war in prior editions, and the near encirclement of El Obeid marks an escalation rather than a new crisis. More than 600,000 civilians face acute shortages of food, water, and medicine as the Rapid Support Forces close in...

Redefining Market Confusion: Mark Twain and Moby Dick at Black Diamond Bay

Out of the blue, I got a call from a friend yesterday asking: “Can Oracle pay its bills?” The response that jumped out of my mouth was simple: “In today’s financial investment world, investing is like spying: It requires a lot of imagination.” The reason for this...

Weekly Market Update

Global Market News Global Equities Make Gains Global equities were broadly higher on the week as of midday Friday, led by a rebound in energy and semiconductor stocks. The yield on the US 10-year Treasury note rose seven basis points to 4.54%, while West Texas...

Geopolitics and the Day After

Welcome to this week's edition of Geopolitics & the Day After. Each week, we curate and synthesize key developments from global politics, economics, and financial markets, drawing from a wide range of trusted sources. Our goal is to provide you with a clear,...

Carbon Market News Roundup

Welcome to the latest edition of the Carbon Market News Roundup, our bi-weekly briefing on the evolving landscape of global carbon markets and climate-related regulation. Our previous issues, along with the rest of our commentaries, may be read here. Across the EU...

Geopolitics and the Day After

This Saturday, the United States marks 250 years since a group of men, educated in the classical tradition and steeped in the works of Cicero, Seneca, Marcus Aurelius, and John Locke, put their names to a document that attempted to translate two millennia of...

Weekly Market Update

Global Market News Global Equities Take Losses Global equities were broadly lower on the week amid concerns about the valuation of tech and semiconductors. The U.S. 10-year Treasury yield declined eight basis points to 4.37%, while West Texas Intermediate crude fell...

Geopolitics and the Day After

Welcome to this week’s edition of Geopolitics & the Day After. Each week, we curate and synthesize key developments from global politics, economics, and financial markets, drawing from a wide range of trusted sources. Our goal is to provide you with a clear,...

Managing the Art of Bullishness and Bearishness: When Goethe Dined with Beard

In less than two weeks, we will celebrate America’s 250th anniversary since the Declaration of Independence. There have been several paintings that reflect the spirit of America, and the one that is known as “The Bulls and Bears in the Market” reflects America’s...

Weekly Market Update

 Market Action The stock market’s streak of consecutive days without a 1% move down ended at 67 days, the longest streak on record. Politics is being blamed for the downturn as investors are reversing their “Trump trade” bets, fearing the President will not be able to...

Weekly Market Update

 Market Action The Federal Reserve proceeded with another rate hike this week, just as markets expected. Chair Janet Yellen cited confidence in the progression of the economy’s fundamentals as the reason for the rate hike while affirming the expectation for two...

Weekly Market Update

 Market Action The U.S. added 235,000 jobs in February, far above the 198,000 that analysts and economists had estimated. The unemployment rate fell to 4.7% while labor force participation and wages both increased. All eyes will now be on the Federal Reserve this...

Weekly Market Update

Market Action The Dow’s streak of closing at consecutive highs ended at 13 but shares still ended the week at further record levels. Markets added more than 1% on Wednesday following the President’s address to the nation as enthusiasm for prospective fiscal boosts and...

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