Fher
Economics teacher and global citizen dedicated to linking real-world issues to economic principles, inspiring students to think critically and act for a sustainable future.
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- Reposted by FherWhat does populism mean in the Italian context? Join our rescheduled discussion with @Marzia Maccaferri. 🗓 10 Feb 2026, 7.30 PM 📍 Panton Arms, 43 Panton Street, Cambridge CB2 1HL More info of this free event at www.cambridgeforeurope.org.uk/events/popul... @europeanmovement.co.uk
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- European markets open cautiously optimistic today: tech (+0.3%) and semis (+1.8%) lead, buoyed by TSMC’s strong guidance and easing Iran tensions. BoJ intervention whispers for JPY (183.8) add intrigue. Watch for Netflix/J&J earnings next week.
- EU markets show resilience amid global volatility: Spain (+0.1%) bucks the trend as tech & semis stabilize post-TSMC earnings. Euribor futures (2.389%) hint at cautious ECB optimism. Watch for EU, FTSE and Nikkei ETNs—short-term plays may shine if today’s rebound holds. 🇪🇺
- EU banks and geopolitics (Greenland/Iran) set the tone, but November’s US retail data? Already old news. FOMO’s still humming, Trump’s wildcards linger, and today’s US-Denmark chat on Greenland adds spice. Expect a tight +0.2%/-0.2% squeeze—classic ‘wait-and-see’ before earnings drop.
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- 2026 starts with a bang: markets up sharply in just 3 days, but Greenland’s geopolitical heat could steal the spotlight. 📈 With US tech and 🇪🇺Europe climbing, all eyes are on Arctic tensions and China-Japan friction. Consolidation ahead—or more surprises?
- I would never dare to accuse Trump of anything noble or altruistic
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- IBEX 35 crushed 2025 with a +50% surge—outpacing both Europe and the US markets. 🚀🇪🇸 Banks, energy, and global demand fueled the rally. A standout year for Spain’s benchmark index.
- Markets in snooze mode today—stuck between -0.2% and +0.2% with thin volumes as traders already have one eye on 2026. No fireworks, just quiet consolidation before the year-end close. Will the Fed’s next move or geopolitical drama break the calm? Place your bets… or just enjoy the lull. 🎲📉
- https://www.euronews.com/next/2025/12/28/2025-was-the-year-ai-slop-went-mainstream-is-the-internet-ready-to-grow-up-now
- Markets kick off a quiet week—but don’t sleep on the Fed’s next move! 📉💰 Rate cuts, geopolitical whispers, and a potential Trump-era Fed shakeup could spark surprises before 2026. Gold dips, Bitcoin climbs, and oil holds steady—will the year-end rally get one last push? 🎄✨
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- Markets took a breather this holiday week—Europe flat, US up slightly (+0.3%), and tech in the green (+0.2%). Gold hit new highs ($4,508). 2025’s final stretch leaves US markets +18% YTD and Spain soaring +48%. Low volumes, but optimism lingers for 2026.
- Year-end rally in full swing! 🚀 Tech +1.3%, semis +3.0%, Bitcoin +2.1% ($88K!), Ethereum +5.2%—while gold hits **$4,339** and oil dances on geopolitical nerves. Fed cuts in 2026? Markets are betting big. Short week, but the action’s just heating up💸🔥
- 🇪🇺ECB holds rates steady—but the real drama starts now! 📉💡 Inflation’s stubborn, growth’s getting a nudge www.ecb.europa.eu/press/pr/dat...
- AI shockwave! 💥 Oracle crashes (-11%) on debt & cash burn—but Broadcom’s blockbuster earnings tonight (EPS +31.5%) could flip the script. Fed stayed friendly, but today’s all about survival. Tomorrow? Rebound time. 🚀
- 🇨🇦 Bank of Canada holds firm at 2.25%—just as predicted! After slashing rates by 275bps since mid-2024 and with inflation tamed at +2.2%, the BoC plays it safe. Markets? Barely blinking—all eyes now on the Fed’s move 👀
- Markets on edge ahead of the Fed: 🇪🇺 #Europe slightly down. Fed expected to cut 25bps to 3.50-3.75%, BoJ likely to hike. All eyes on the dot plot and 2026 outlook. Earnings from Oracle & Adobe today, Broadcom tomorrow. Stay cautious, but pro-risk bias may pay off.
- AI isn’t a bubble—it’s a transformation. Pure AI firms face valuation whiplash, but the ecosystem (Nvidia, Microsoft, etc.) thrives on real profits, cash, and growth. Volatility is normal; fundamentals are solid. Stay focused on the long game, not the noise.
- Nike, Herbalife, Binance, and Clear sponsor CR7 but support Trump’s agenda. Stop funding hate. Boycott them all. Your wallet is your power.
- November’s market swings reflect AI uncertainty, but this isn’t 2000’s bubble. AI ecosystem giants (Nvidia, ASML, Microsoft) boast real profits and cash—unlike the dot-com era’s debt-fueled hype. Invest in those benefiting from AI, not just those developing it. Simplicity cuts through the noise.
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- Micron’s support and pro-market macro trends suggest a rebound this week, despite a weak start from HB-1 visa worries. US tech might dip if talent flows slow, but it’s likely just profit-taking after new highs. If bonds stabilize near current levels, the week could shift from sluggish to solid
- Dassault Aviation (AM) closed at €280.40 today, after hitting a high of €287.40 and a low of €274.20. The aerospace leader continues to balance strong defense contracts with its iconic Falcon jets. Analysts remain divided—some see a hold, others a buy. What’s your take on AM’s trajectory?
- Quadruple Witching Day! 🔮 Futures & options expire in Europe (12:00 CEST) & Wall St (15:30 CEST). Markets may dip (-0.1%/-0.3%) as bond yields tick up—natural profit-taking after another strong week (+1.5%). No panic: this pullback is healthy. Stay sharp!
- Nu Holdings (NU) stock surged today after smashing Q2 earnings! 📈 Revenue up 65% YoY to $2.8B, net income at $487M. Added 4.1M new customers, now over 123M total. Credit card users +11%, crypto customers +41%. Investors cheered the strong growth and guidance, sending shares up nearly 10%
- Markets surged yesterday on news of U.S.-Japan tariff agreements. Trump hints at future tariffs between 15%-50%, while the EU considers a 30% reciprocal tariff. Today, focus is on the ECB, expected to maintain rates. Positive PMIs and corporate earnings could drive a strong session, especially in EU
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- Die asiatischen Märkte waren gemischt; die US-Futures sind rückläufig. Die Technologie führt, während Zölle drohen. Es wird ein ruhiger Tag erwartet, es sei denn, es gibt wichtige Neuigkeiten. Die starke Performance der Technologiebranche überstrahlt die Zollbedenken.
- Les marchés asiatiques sont mitigés; les contrats à terme américains en baisse. La technologie mène tandis que les tarifs douaniers planent. Une journée calme est attendue sauf si une nouvelle majeure éclate. La forte performance technologique éclipse les préoccupations tarifaires.
- Market saw gains with U.S. +0.6% and Europe +1.4%, driven by tech giants like Nvidia and TSMC. Asian markets mixed; U.S. futures down. Tech leads while tariffs loom. Expect a quiet day unless major news breaks. Tech's strong performance overshadows tariff concerns.
- "Bonne nouvelle sur le marché aujourd'hui ! L'indice Euro Stoxx a augmenté de 1.20 %, porté par les attentes de croissance grâce à une inflation plus basse et des bénéfices d'entreprises positifs. Des sociétés comme SAP ont rapporté des gains significatifs, renforçant la confiance des investisseurs
