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The longer term gap between NASDAQ and the US 10 year remains huge
Source: TME, Refiitiv
Over the years, 'soft consumption' such as entertainment has gained lots of traction, thanks to on-demand streaming services
Source: Genuine Impact
Turkey inflation has reaccelerated despite sharply increased key interest rates.
Source: Bloomberg
Financial Shenanigans 101
“More money, it has been noted, has been stolen with the point of a pen than at the point of a gun.” - Warren Buffett Source: Vishal Khandelwal
“Life is like riding a bicycle. To keep your balance you must keep moving.” — Albert Einstein
Source: Philosophy Quotes
If the Fed cuts rates next year, is that a good thing?
Source: Jeff Weniger
Regulation: this is where Europe want to take lead globally...
the rest of the world (especially the #us) wants to lead on #innovation and #growth but Europe wants to become the champion of #regulation... Indeed, U.S. tech giants are facing stricter rules in Europe with more regulation (the Digital Markets Act or DMA) announced this week. The European Commission, the executive arm of the EU, named six “gatekeepers” on Wednesday — these are companies that have an annual turnover above 7.5 billion euros ($8 billion) or 45 million monthly active users inside the bloc. They are Amazon, Alphabet, Apple, Microsoft, Meta and ByteDance, who now have six months to comply with stricter market rules — such as not being able to prevent users from uninstalling any pre-installed software or apps, or treating their own services more favorably. Source: CNBC, politic.eu
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