Gaza ceasefire deal hopes lift region's government bond markets

Negotiators in Qatar are working towards a ceasefire deal in Gaza, boosting regional bond markets and currencies after 15 months of conflict, amid historic changes in the Middle East.

Key quotes from French Prime Minister Bayrou's parliamentary address

US House aiming to vote on budget by Easter, Speaker Johnson says

U.S. House Speaker Mike Johnson plans to vote on a budget bill by Easter, aiming for presidential approval by Memorial Day, including disaster relief for California wildfires.

Tom Schmidt on why this cycle is different for venture capital

In this episode, Frank Chaparro and Tom Schmidt discuss cryptocurrency's evolution as an institutional asset class and its future opportunities as they approach 2025.

Morgan Stanley on UK investing intentions

Morgan Stanley's survey indicates growing investor interest in UK assets, with a focus on stability and fiscal tightening as catalysts for potential investment.

Spanish leader's opponents say 'xenophobic' foreign homebuyer tax will not be applied

Spanish government proposes a tax on property purchases by non-EU residents; opponents call it xenophobic, hindered by regional governance. Housing crisis remains a top issue.

Davos to welcome Trump virtually as world leaders await new US president's policies

Trump's virtual appearance at the WEF in Davos coincides with his second presidential inauguration, as leaders discuss geopolitics, climate change, and economic challenges.

US producer prices rise moderately in December

U.S. producer prices rose modestly in December, maintaining expectations for steady Federal Reserve rates amid strong labor market conditions and inflation concerns due to potential tariff policies.

US producer prices rise by 0.2% in December, slower than anticipated

US producer prices increased slower than expected in December, indicating potential easing inflation, impacting future Federal Reserve interest rate decisions.

US Producer Price Index dips below forecast, signaling potential inflation slowdown

The latest Producer Price Index reading of 0.2% suggests a potential slowdown in inflation, impacting the US economy and Federal Reserve's monetary policy decisions.