global stock markets
Coverage of global stock markets in the Nexus archive.
- Bond Vigilantes Are Back. What's Driving the Selloff and What's the Impact on Stocks?
The yield on 30-year US Treasuries reached a level high in almost two decades, reflecting investor angst. Experts are analyzing potential causes for the selloff, ranging from government debt concerns to Big Tech's AI spending binge. This analysis addresses whether these factors will derail global stock markets.
- Taiwan Pension Fund Will Tap Third-Party Managers for Stock Bets
Taiwan’s public-sector pension fund, valued at $49 billion, plans to enhance its exposure to global stock markets. To achieve this goal, the fund intends to allocate more assets toward third-party managers.
- The stock market is at its frothiest since the global financial crisis, proclaims Citi. Why dip buyers shouldn’t bail yet.
Citigroup identifies increasing red flags in global stock markets but advises investors not to panic yet. The article highlights concerns about market frothiness but suggests dip buyers should remain cautious rather than withdrawing.
- Oil price drops amid hopes of US-Iran peace deal
Oil prices dropped amid hopes for a US-Iran peace deal, with Brent crude futures falling 1.3% to $91.54. The commodity is nearing a 17% decline since the start of May, while global stock markets rallied.
- Oil price drops amid hopes of US-Iran peace deal
Oil prices dropped amid hopes for a US-Iran peace deal, with Brent crude futures falling 1.3% to $91.54 and nearing a 17% monthly decline. Global stock markets rallied as investors anticipated an end to the US-Israel war on Iran.