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JENS NORDVIG
The hidden recession: Job cuts, housing freeze, and fear grip US economy behind the AI boom and surging Wall StreetUS economy recession under Trump: Despite the booming tech sector led by Nvidia and soaring stock markets, the US economy faces underlying ...- Trump's first 100 days: Is his presidency causing irreversible damage to US markets?During Trump's initial 100 days, market volatility spurred some investors to diversify from U.S. assets amid trade policy concerns. While e...
- One bank folds, another wobbles and Wall Street asks if it’s a crisis“Silicon Valley Bank is just the tip of the iceberg,” said Christopher Whalen, chairman of Whalen Global Advisors, a financial consulting f...
- Move over trade war! Trump is gearing up for a currency warFinance ministers & central bankers have agreed that a currency war is in no one’s interest.
- Will the Fed become Trump’s next punching bag?The wall between the White House and the Federal Reserve is a relatively new one.
- Currency war erupts, threatening to ripple across global marketsThe Bloomberg Dollar Spot Index fell as much as 0.8 percent Friday, the most since March.
- Wall Street’s 0.01%: The guru who only talks to hedge-fund eliteNordvig isn’t shy about what he brings to the table. Prior to his years at Nomura, he spent almost a decade at Goldman Sachs Group Inc.
- Markets freaked out on Greece! But should investors be that surprisedGreece is a total mess right now, and the heightened uncertainty surrounding its ability to avoid default has markets a bit freaked out.
- Eurozone debt crisis: ECB aid averts funding crisis for Italy, Spain, Belgium“Short-term borrowing costs have come down significantly and that certainly helps to buy time,” said Jens Nordvig, MD of currency research ...
- Greece on edge of biggest sovereign default 24 centuries after first insolvencyBut no Apollo in sight this time to rescue the country from $483-billion debt and stop contagion in other economies.
- US economy hobbles toward brighter 2011The Department of Commerce reported Thursday that consumer spending increased in November by $43.3 bn from the previous month, up 0.4 per c...
- Aussie, Canadian dollars ride at euro’s costThe Australian and Canadian dollars are becoming reserve currencies for central bankers seeking alternatives to deteriorating government cr...
- More US banks take gov't cash, G7 frets about yenUS banks lined up for govt cash, the G7 expressed concern about the soaring Japanese yen, and countries in Asia and Europe took emergency a...
- Gulf states mull revaluing currenciesGulf states, including Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, may revalue their currencies while maintaining their pegs to the US dolla...
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