Jamie McGeever is a Markets Columnist who writes for various publications, including Yahoo Finance Canada, Yahoo Finance, Reuters, and SaltWire Network. Jamie's expertise lies in analyzing and reporting on market trends, focusing on topics such as central bank policies, economic indicators, and global market movements.
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Jamie McGeever primarily focuses on finance and economy, covering topics such as financial markets, economic indicators, central banks, inflation, and market volatility. His articles heavily rely on data (51%) and provide investment analysis (45%).
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A look at the day ahead in Asian markets.
A look at the day ahead in Asian markets.
This week’s meeting will grapple with a much more complicated situation than two months ago
By Jamie McGeever (Reuters) - A look at the day ahead in Asian markets.
A look at the day ahead in Asian markets.
Politics is often a major driver of exchange rates in emerging economies where elections, leaders and government policies can play a big role in shaping trade and investment flows. That's not often the case for major currencies in markets with much deeper investment flows and liquidity – like the U.S. dollar.
A look at the day ahead in Asian markets.
By: Jamie McGeever
Asian markets on Friday round off a monumental week on the front foot after Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell on Thursday expressed confidence in the U.S. economy and that inflation will continue to cool, signaling further interest rate cuts ahead.
Here’s lesson that bond investors should take from the last few years
If bond investors take away one lesson from the last few years, it's this: pay attention not so much to what Jerome Powell says, but what he does.
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