Katie Martin, Robert Armstrong and other markets nerds at the Financial Times explain the big ideas
It is the season for giving and banks are giving us a lot of year-ahead reports. Katie, Robert and A
Opinions are cheap so we’re making it up in volume, with three takes on the future of the economy. T
Angry eruptions in elections around the world are changing leaders. And many of those leaders are co
Each year economists gather in Kilkenny, Ireland for the annual Kilkenomics festival. The guests sha
If Donald Trump’s campaign promises about things such as immigration, the dollar, trade and tax poli
It’s election day. Everyone is freaking out. But the prices of some major commodities and indices re
The Magnificent 7 make up seven of the eight largest stocks on the S&P 500 and they are reportin
It’s been a tough year for Boeing. It started with a door panel falling off of a plane in mid-flight
As betting markets and polls begin tentatively to suggest a Donald Trump election win, yields in 10-
Citadel, XTX and Jane Street have come to dominate trading on Wall Street, and not just in equities.
Nicolai Tangen oversees Norges Bank Investment Management, also known as Norway’s oil fund. It conta
Grouping the majority of the world’s economies into a basket labelled “emerging markets” and trying
Eli Lilly’s shares have surged 750 per cent over five years. Novo Nordisk’s are up about 360 per cen
Stocks are flying, rates are plunging, jobs are surging, but everyone says they’re anxious. What is
As the conflict in the Middle East expands to include Lebanon and Iran, markets are responding with
Last week China announced it would be providing low-cost funds to investors in both equities and the
When discussing the economy after the interest rate cuts last week, chair of the US Federal Reserve
As the Federal Reserve starts to lower interest rates, a perennial theory has returned: that small a
In a massive surprise on Wednesday, one of Rob Armstrong’s predictions turned out to be right. The F