John Authers is a Senior Editor at Bloomberg. With extensive experience in finance and financial markets, he covers a range of topics including commodities and futures, personal finance, and global affairs, often focusing on the intersection of international finance and geopolitical issues. Authers has been featured in notable publications such as Bloomberg-Quint, The Washington Post, and The Australian Financial Review.
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Doubts that the Fed will do enough to pull down inflation are hardening.
You don’t need to go back to the Greeks to understand this implosion, but it helps.
Points of Return is charting a way monitor confidence in the AI buildout.
It’s still Big Tech’s show, but others are getting a larger share of the growth.
Case in point: Europe, 18 months after JD Vance’s incendiary security speech.
Inflation may be subdued, yet remains too high.
Depending how it’s defined, more than you might think.
How becalmed are they? Among other things, the VIX is at its lowest this year.
In both cases, investors have cause for concern.
The latest optimism seems out of sync with both oil and the midterms.
