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Last week, tensions dominated the stock market in response to U.S. president Donald Trump suggesting that negotiations with China, regarding international trade questions, were not going as smoothly as previously reported. After the last meeting between the U.S.' and

Last week higher volatility could be felt in the markets, although it did not prevent US indices from appreciating further. The US central bank meeting on Wednesday brought in a slightly negative sentiment, when bank members stated that the current interest rate level w

Last week, two strong tendencies could be felt in the market – investors were active buyers of the U.S. dollar and of stocks. Data from the U.S., the biggest economy, was positive and encouraged investors to increase their risk related to the U.S. Meanwhile, that kind o

Last week, financial markets experienced a pre-holiday calm and as a result, volatility was quite low. However, economic data had different plans – the U.S. and China have exceeded market participant expectations, while Europe continued to disappoint and shows no signs

Last week, positive sentiment persisted in the stock market and investors remained buyers of stocks. Among principal variables was positive economic data from China and press announcements of central banks, in which the members did not miss a chance to repeat themselves