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21.09.2026
The Fed raised its interest rates by 25 basis points (bps) to 3.75–4.00% on a unanimous vote, framing the move as insurance against energy prices bleeding into core inflation, while the Bank of England held its rates at 3.75% despite a more hawkish tilt in its minutes.
16.09.2026
The AI boom has pushed the world’s five hyperscalers (Microsoft, Amazon, Alphabet, Meta and Oracle) into a new era of financing. In 2026, their capital spending is expected to exceed operating cash flow, with investment projected to reach USD 5.6 trillion by 2030, raising fundamental questions about how this unprecedented expansion will be funded.
14.09.2026
Oil’s surge past USD 100 a barrel amid the escalating conflict in the Middle East drove a broad sell-off in government bonds and equities last week, as inflation fears pushed yields sharply higher across the US, eurozone and UK.
08.09.2026
Our outlook for risk assets remains constructive, supported by broadening earnings growth, though tempered by persistent inflation and an oil market showing little sign of easing. Against this backdrop, we are raising our target range for US 10-year yields to 4.25–4.75%, with rising yields and oil prices standing out as the principal risks to our central scenario.
07.09.2026
Wealth Planning often involves some of the most important decisions a family will make. Questions around succession, governance, relocation, philanthropy, and the transfer of wealth can have implications not only for today’s generation, but for those who follow.
07.09.2026
Strong jobs data reignited inflation concerns and increased rate-hike odds, as escalating US-Iran tensions pushed Treasury, Bund, and gilt yields higher, though September Fed odds held steady at 60%.
31.08.2026
Warsh’s hawkish tone on core PCE and rate primacy, backed by resilient data, raised the odds of a September rate hike, while Nvidia’s guidance kept the AI cycle intact, though equity gains stayed narrow and earnings-dependent.
24.08.2026
Global PMIs held up despite high energy costs, with inflation easing in the US and eurozone, although not by enough to fully dispel concerns.
17.08.2026
July’s softer inflation leaves a September US Federal Reserve (Fed) rate hold as the most probable scenario.
