Tag: Jerome Powell
Will the Fed cool market expectations on the pace of interest rate cuts?
We expect the Federal Reserve to adopt a cautious tone during its meeting on Wednesday (13.12) and defer the market valuations of US interest rate cuts in 2024. Hawkish signals from the bank could...
Investment Risks Ignored, Investors Facing 2024 Correction
All indications point towards the year-end being typically profitable for bulls in the stock market. November was the best month in many years for global stock markets. December is still looking good in Warsaw,...
Gold under pressure, but not for long
The price of gold continues to be under pressure from a strong dollar and high returns on US bonds due to the Federal Reserve's stance. The motto of "higher for longer" is a call...
Bitcoin and Ethereum are growing, but the Fed and oil prices may have a...
Bitcoin has spiked late in the week after the US congress hashed out a deal to prevent a government shutdown.
Bitcoin saw a strong week of performance, beginning below $26,000 but rising steadily to spike...
Polish companies becoming increasingly aware of cyber threats associated with AI
Artificial intelligence (AI) can be used both for cyberattacks and for defending against them. According to a study by EY - "How Polish Companies...
Poland’s Industrial Market in 2023 – slower, but not weaker
After the very successful years of 2021 and 2022, known as the golden period of development of the industrial market in Poland, 2023 was...
Polish industrial market 2023 overview and outlook for 2024
Poland's industrial sector slowed in 2023, but the market hopes to rebound in 2024. After the peak of take-up and supply in the so-called...
XTB shatters records in 2023 with a PLN 791.3 million profit...
312,000 new customers acquired in 2023, over 77,000 in Q4 alone
A 51.0% increase in the number of active customers to 408,500
Q4...
The strange anatomy of global debt
DEBT: Global debt trends matter and the current levels are eye-poppingly high. However there are big differences across the segments of governments, companies, or...
