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The key for underlying inflation will be what happens to owners' equivalent rent (OER) and rent of primary residence, the two comprising more than 40% of core CPI inflation.

Senior editor, Ash Bennington, hosts managing editor, Ed Harrison, to analyze the economic news of the day. Ed and Ash examine the recent jobs figures, and Ed…

Putting this amount of cash in context it represents about $5,660 for every man, woman and child in the US.

A strong quarter from Cloud which helped the company's revenues beat expectations, was enough to push long-suffering IBM stock some 5% higher after hours,

Kanye wishes to “save the country”, says that “shooting guns is fun” and without that right the US could be “enslaved” by China or other countries, is looking to move away from industrialisation and believes that marijuana should not just be legal, but free.

It is as if New York is trying to scare away all of its rich residents.

Europe's painfully, excruciatingly long recovery fund summit appears to have finally concluded.

It turns out that stop loss orders – and other variants, like trailing stop loss orders – are quite valuable...

Yes, this is not law yet – but against the current political backdrop in DC such a bill is likely to sail through Congress. If so, it would no doubt be taken as a staggering affront by Beijing.

"Everybody is suing about everything..."

The FSB has reportedly been monitoring his movements for years...so now Wirecard's collapse is Putin's fault?

The “siren’s song” of a momentum-driven market fueled by a “speculative greed” is inevitably too compelling for many investors...

The king has inflammation of the gallbladder.

 

“We’re stimulating both arms of the immune system."

...interesting the brightest Comet in decades turns up in the middle of the Coronavirus crisis. Chance or something more spooky? 

The data highlight this week will be the flash PMIs for July on Friday according to DB's Jim Reid, and initial jobless claims on Thuesday while earnings season picks up a bit more, with 88 releases from S&P 500 companies

We're not sure exactly how expected it should be that a bumper should randomly fall off of a car at any given time, but we digress. 

“Big customer orders like this usually mark the highs – never forget it,” he said. I left his office angry, irate, sold my whole position. And he was right.