Interest rate cuts in the fall or not? The world's central banks are holding their breath ahead of the Federal Reserve's signals tonight. At the same time, the American central bank is in no hurry here and now. The Fed has burned itself before when it has been on the starting blocks to cut interest rates, says SEB's US expert Elisabet Kopelman.
BusinessPaypal became one of the big winners during a volatile trading day on Wall Street. The company had increased by 8.6 percent at the close.
BusinessThis week, several tech companies in "The magnificent seven" will publish quarterly reports. There is a risk that the results will be worse than expected. This can cause problems for small investors, says Jesper Fjärstedt at Danske Bank.
TechnologyThe New York stock exchange began the trading week sideways. S&P 500 and Nasdaq increased slightly, while Dow Jones fell approximately the same amount. Among today's winners were both Tesla and McDonald's.
BusinessDonald Trump does not want to see any interest rate cuts before the election in November, as he will try to become president again. This would benefit the sitting president, hints Trump once again, now in an interview with Bloomberg Businessweek.
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