Alexander Nicholson

3 weeks ago | bloomberg.com | Lisa Abramowicz |Alexander Nicholson

Bond and stock markets rallied recently on hopes that the so-called Federal Reserve “put” was alive and well. Fueling the perception was Fed Chair Jerome Powell, who last week even resurrected the word “transitory” in reference to tariff-related inflation. He gave the sense to some investors that he'd be more responsive to slowing economic growth than any short-term price increases on the heels of levies from President Donald Trump.

4 weeks ago | bloomberg.com | Sagarika Jaisinghani |Natalia Kniazhevich |Alexander Nicholson

This article is for subscribers only. On the new episode of Trumponomics: What happens when US economic data can't be trusted? With President Donald Trump firing independent regulators and killing off advisory committees, David Wilcox, director of US economic research for Bloomberg Economics, and Molly Smith, editor on the US economy, discuss why reliable data is at risk. Listen on Apple, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts.

4 weeks ago | bloomberg.com | Alexander Nicholson |Jess Menton

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1 month ago | bloomberg.com | Alexander Nicholson |Kerim Karakaya

This article is for subscribers only. When Wall Street banks and hedge funds gathered in Istanbul Wednesday with a top Turkish economist, they were prepared to hear about the country’s improved stability. Then they glanced at their phones. The Turkish lira was plunging against the dollar, fueled by that morning’s detention of Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu — the biggest rival of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.

1 month ago | bloomberg.com | Ryan Vlastelica |Carmen Reinicke |Alexander Nicholson

This article is for subscribers only. Nvidia earnings have become some of the most important events of the year for Wall Street. And it’s latest results may be its most critical yet, coming after DeepSeek scrambled the outlook for AI infrastructure. While Nvidia shares had been trending higher this month, they remain below their pre-DeepSeek levels. Investors have been more reluctant to buy this dip than previous selloffs, and hedge funds have sold tech of late.