Neil Wilson's Comment & Analysis
A complete archive of Neil Wilson's articles, including current analysis & comment - Page 17
Take your pick: Talk down US shale, discourage investment in the oil sector, close key pipelines and virtue signal about climate change, pump vast amounts of cash to stimulate demand...
European stock markets made early gains as risk remains bid, taking a positive cue from a record high on Wall Street for both the Dow Jones industrial average and the S&P 500, though the...
Equity markets seem content to trade broadly sideways as investors balanced the ongoing economic recovery with potential worries about delta, inflation and tapering by the Fed. European stock markets...
In a word, stagflation. That’s how I’d sum up what this market angst is all about. Or at least, the spectre of stagflation. Simply put, growth is already decelerating and downside risks to...
Risk is firmly off this morning with European stock markets slipping in early trade, led lower by the travel and energy sectors. US futures are weaker after Friday saw the first down week on Wall...
European stock markets continue to trip the ranges – sliding sharply this morning following yesterday’s jump. The FTSE 100 dropped 1.3% in early trade to the 7,050...
European stocks edged higher early Wednesday after taking a sharp tumble in yesterday’s afternoon session. Bonds and the dollar rallied, leaving benchmark yields at their lowest in some months,...
Oil advanced to its highest since Nov 2014 as OPEC+ abandoned its July meeting, after the United Arab Emirates stood its ground over production increases. The failure to agree to increasing production...
European stocks rallied again in early trade after yet another record high for Wall Street as investors look ahead to today’s big jobs report from the US. The FTSE 100 rose above 7,150 for...
European stock markets have made a solid start to the second half of the year, making up for yesterday’s losses, whilst Asian shares got the session off to a soft start. Equity indices are...