Navigating the complexities of today's markets can be challenging. This week's update dives into the key factors impacting global economies, from U.S. stock losses driven by trade policy uncertainty to surprising economic shifts in the UK and China's stimulus hopes.…

Navigating the complexities of today's markets can be challenging. This week's update dives into the key factors impacting global economies, from U.S. stock losses driven by trade policy uncertainty to surprising economic shifts in the UK and China's stimulus hopes.…

Market volatility increased last week due to trade policy uncertainty, tariff announcements, and central bank adjustments to rates and growth forecasts. https://omnisinvestments.com/news/weekly-update https://omnisinvest.s3.amazonaws.com/downloads/Weekly-market-update-10.03.25.pdf  

Global markets experienced turbulence last week as Donald Trump's tariff plans continued to generate uncertainty. US stocks saw a negative return, and Japan's Nikkei 225 Index also declined. Persistent inflation in the US, reflected in the core PCE price index,…

Weakness in the US retail sector, a surprise inflation report in the UK, and optimism in Chinese tech drove sentiment in markets last week. https://omnisinvestments.com/news/weekly-update https://omnisinvest.s3.amazonaws.com/downloads/25.02.24-Weekly-Market-Update.pdf  

President Trump's reconsideration of tariffs was the biggest driver of markets last week, especially in Europe and China where there has been concerns over their implications. In the UK, unexpected GDP growth for Q4 2024 was taken well by markets,…

An interest rate reduction in the UK and more tariff threats from the US were the top stories of last week. China, Europe and the UK performed well however Japan and the US struggled to deliver positive returns over the…

The main headlines from last week were centered around the US. In the US, tech stocks experienced weakness after a Chinese AI company, DeepSeek, disrupted the outlook for many AI names. Alongside this, President Trump continued his tariffs rhetoric, grabbing…

Global stock markets had generally good returns last week: the US, China, UK & Europe seeing whilst Japan falling in value. Market sentiment was again driven by the trajectory of interest rates for developed economies. There was more positive news…

Global market returns were broadly negative last week as central banks continued to get to grips with stubborn inflation, while investors debated the actions and policies of governments and central banks across the globe. Click here to view our Interactive…