- Marco Turatti
In the next 48 hours, all the major central banks in the world will meet and decide the next steps
- Marco Turatti
Yesterday, oil prices declined, with the Brent benchmark falling by 2.84% to $100.21 and WTI dropping by 5.27% to $93.50.
- Marco Turatti
There is a second major shift—the first is obviously the oil shock—produced by the current crisis in the Middle East:
- Marco Turatti
Several UK macroeconomic releases were published earlier today and they were disappointing across the board: GDP MoM came in flat
- Marco Turatti
Despite its reputation as a safe haven, gold has not performed particularly well following the outbreak of tensions in the
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Amid recent geopolitical developments, futures on the implied volatility of the S&P 500—the VIX—rose to touch the 30 level on
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As per the data released overnight, Japan’s GDP expanded more than expected in the final quarter of 2025, with annualized
- Marco Turatti
This morning, Brent crude surged by 29%, reaching $119.50 per barrel, briefly matching the spread with WTI—typically positive—and bringing it
- Marco Turatti
Today we step away from the conflict in the Middle East and return to equities, once again linked to AI.
- Marco Turatti
Since the beginning of the week, the USD has been strengthening significantly against all currencies, and the exchange rate with