- Marco Turatti
A few weeks ago, at the beginning of January, when crude oil was finally rebounding from the $57.5–$60 area, we
- Marco Turatti
A few minutes before the release of a new set of UK price data—covering consumer, producer, and retail figures—virtually every
- Marco Turatti
It has not been a good month so far for the US500 (S&P 500), and we are only on February
- Marco Turatti
Today is a public holiday in both the United States and Canada, and markets in China will remain closed for
- Marco Turatti
There was a time—not long ago—when the digital economy was far less developed, and any competent market analyst could not
- Marco Turatti
South Africa enters 2026 on a cautiously constructive trajectory. Headline inflation moderated to 3.6% in December, enabling the South African
- Marco Turatti
Emerging market currencies have experienced a particularly strong two-month period, appreciating significantly against the U.S. dollar. Since 5 November—marking the
- Marco Turatti
The first major macroeconomic data point of the week is just around the corner: U.S. Retail Sales. The American consumer
- Marco Turatti
It appears that in last night’s elections in Japan, President Takaichi’s Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) is on track to secure
- Marco Turatti
While this note focuses primarily on Amazon—following the company’s earnings release after yesterday’s market close and the subsequent 10% decline