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‘Reflation is back’ says Deutsche Bank as global central banks diverge from Fed
As central banks make different decisions on rates this week and next, their economies all show one thing, according to Deutsche Bank: Global reflation is back. “Something’s cooking. In contrast to US rates, the rest of the world looks far more interesting,” George Saravelos, global head of FX Research at Deutsche Bank, said in a note […]
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Triple-digit silver? Investors weigh in on what’s next after the ‘sleeping beauty’ metal’s 115% rally
Silver has been on a winning streak this year that’s seen the metal more than double in value, smash multiple records and outperform gold. Since the beginning of the year, the so-called “Devil’s metal” has gained 114.6%, with spot silver last seen trading at around $61.96 an ounce after touching a record high of $62.88 […]
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What DoubleLine’s Jeffrey Gundlach is betting on after the Fed decision
DoubleLine Capital CEO Jeffrey Gundlach said Wednesday he’s warming up to commodities, while doubling down on foreign investments amid dollar weakness. The widely followed investor said he recently shifted positive on broad commodities, pointing to a steady, largely overlooked rally in the asset class. “Commodities broadly have quietly started to rise,” Gundlach said. “For the […]
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Private credit is beginning to look like the bond market — and that comes with red flags
Private credit is starting to resemble the public bond market, as the rapid growth and development of the asset class blurs lines that have separated two financing channels. Once restricted to a niche corner of lending to mid-sized firms, private credit has expanded across sectors, borrower sizes and collateral types, prompting large allocators to treat […]
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Why healthcare is the ‘ultimate hedge’ against an AI correction, according to Kepler Cheuvreux
Key Points Talk of an AI bubble has grown since high-profile investor Michael Burry, known for predicting the housing meltdown ahead of 2008, revealed he is shorting AI players like Nvidia and Palantir. Healthcare, meanwhile, is recovering after a perfect storm, according to Kepler Cheuvreux analysts. The sector is also increasingly benefiting from AI adoption […]
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How Nissan is reworking its U.S. supply chain to blunt the impact of tariffs
Key Points Dual sourcing and a localized supply helped Nissan get around the U.S. tariffs on foreign auto imports, Nissan CFO Jeremie Papin, told CNBC. It is working with partners to explore ways to offset the effects tariffs further amid extra capacity at its U.S. plants, Jeremie Papin said. Export controls on critical chips also remains a […]
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Why aspirational luxury shopping is losing steam — and what’s ahead in 2026
For the first time in years, analysts are feeling optimistic about luxury. Next year, the sector will finally return to growth, market watchers say, yet companies’ performance is likely to diverge based on their level of exposure to different segments of the customer base, making stock picking key for luxury investors in 2026. J.P. Morgan […]
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The stock market believes Google is now winning the AI race over OpenAI, Nvidia
Alphabet-owned Google just gained a leg up over OpenAI’s ChatGPT, according to recent stock market performance. Shares of Alphabet and its chip partner Broadcom are surging this quarter as its new version of Gemini AI was released, while proxies for the private OpenAI — Nvidia and Microsoft — underperform. Google, once considered an AI laggard, […]
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Why China’s real estate market is still searching for a bottom
China’s housing market is flashing fresh warning signs as the property downturn runs into its fifth year, with excess inventory dragging home prices. Sales of the top 100 developers plunged 36% in terms of value in November from a year earlier, despite a modest pick-up from a 42% decline in October, according to data published […]
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Airbus CEO says Europe’s ‘digital battlefield’ will take a decade to build
Key Points Europe’s ambitions to create a “combat cloud,” where defense-related data is exchanged between nations securely, could take over a decade. That’s according to Airbus CEO Guillaume Faury, who sat down with CNBC’s Charlotte Reed in a fireside chat at the Adopt AI conference in Paris. The combat cloud part of a range of space-based […]
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