Persistently high oil prices, stagflation fears, and a sharp reversal in the interest rate market characterized March, while the Oslo Stock Exchange moved against the trend. For the month as a whole, the U.S. S&P 500 fell 5,0 percent measured in USD, the European Stoxx 600 ended down 7,5 percent ...
The oil price rose sharply after the United States and Israel attacked Iran, and geopolitical ...
Equity markets rose in January, supported by improved growth signals and increased risk appetite, ...
The global economy entered the turn of the year with a more stable growth outlook than feared. ...
After the turmoil around the shutdown in the US, equity markets ended slightly up in November, ...
Stock markets rose in October, driven by rate cuts and an easing of the trade conflict between the ...
The stock markets continued to rise in September, driven by interest rate cut in the US and renewed ...
Equity markets continued higher in August, driven by fading tariff fears and expectations of ...
Stock markets continued their upward trend in July, driven by easing trade tensions and a series of ...