• April 22, 2025

Weekly Newsletter – 18th April , 2025

U.S. stocks drifted lower in a holiday-shortened week amid trade tensions, further investigations into pharma and semiconductor imports, mixed corporate earnings, and Trump’s public criticism of the Fed Chair. Global markets responded variably, with Chinese and Indian equities seeing gains on stimulus hopes and positive economic signals, while European financial stocks rose after regulatory changes by the UK.

We continue to recommend diversification as a way to deal with this uncertain period.

  • October 12, 2026

Weekly Newsletter – 9th October, 2026

Bond yields climbed to multi-decade highs as oil stayed above $100 amid Gulf attacks and hurricane-related supply risks,…

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  • October 5, 2026

Weekly Newsletter – 2nd October, 2026

Markets turned a soft September jobs print into relief, as just 29,000 jobs added and a 4.2% unemployment…

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  • September 28, 2026

Weekly Newsletter – 25th September, 2026

Markets digest a hawkish Fed echo as 10‑year yields breach 5%, while oil’s wild ride driven by Hormuz…

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