Adam Samson
US Executive News Editor at Financial Times
Turkey correspondent at the @FinancialTimes. [email protected].
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1 month ago |
ft.com | Adam Samson
Turkey’s central bank burnt through almost $12bn defending the lira in a record intervention after President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s...
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2 months ago |
financialpost.com | John Foley |Adam Samson
The warning from Dalio, the founder of hedge fund Bridgewater Associates and one of the highest-profile figures on Wall Street, comes as concerns swirl over whether the boom in U.S. artificial intelligence stocks has gone too far. Investors also remain concerned about elevated borrowing costs, worries that sharpened after Federal Reserve officials in December trimmed their expectations for rate cuts this year.
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2 months ago |
afr.com | John Foley |Adam Samson
New York | Investor exuberance over artificial intelligence has fuelled a “bubble” in US stocks that resembles the build-up to the dotcom bust at the turn of the millennium, billionaire investor Ray Dalio has warned. Mr Dalio told the Financial Times that “pricing has got to levels which are high at the same time as there’s an interest rate risk, and that combination could prick the bubble”. Loading... Financial Times
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2 months ago |
ft.com | John Foley |Adam Samson
Investor exuberance over artificial intelligence has fuelled a “bubble” in US stocks that resembles the build-up to the dotcom bust at...
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Jan 9, 2025 |
businessandamerica.com | Adam Samson
Unlock the Editor’s Digest for freeRoula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. A top Federal Reserve official has said the US central bank is “pretty close” to meeting its objectives on inflation and employment, underscoring investor expectations that policymakers will refrain from sharp interest rate cuts this year.
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Goldman: "The negative trends in US governance and institutions are eroding the exorbitant privilege long-enjoyed by US assets, and that is weighing on US asset returns and the dollar, and may continue to do so in the future unless reversed."
JPMorgan: "We estimate that today’s announced measures could boost PCE prices by 1-1.5% this year, and we believe the inflationary effects would mostly be realized in the middle quarters of the year."
Punchy from the Richmond Fed: “The proposed tariffs may raise input costs, disrupt supply chains and result in higher consumer prices, potentially outweighing any targeted employment gains in protected industries.” https://t.co/PRFIxs2rlq https://t.co/VsfunaJPkF
