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Elections to the European Parliament are getting close. A quick overview on how they work and why it matters, even if the immediate market impact is likely to be limited.
By: Björn Jesch
Markets have recently been gripped by election fever. To identify potential opportunities, it's useful to examine the one major election this year that largely flew under investors' radar.
Never since the 1940s have so many U.S. job openings coincided with so few job seekers. This help explain why the Fed is likely to continue its hawkishly cautious stance.
By: Johannes Müller
Looking good for Democrats – don't count out the underdogs, though
All forecasts at a glance
Investors began the year in quite a relaxed mood and there are some good reasons for that. But it would be premature to be too confident about the prospects for the year as a whole.
In 2023, occasionally looking at an issue through pre-2010 paradigms might be quite helpful. Yields on German government bonds are a case in point.
By: Björn Jesch, Peter Doralt, Francis (Frank) J. Kelly
What to expect, as we head into the homestretch of another U.S. electoral nailbiter
