One of the main drivers of agricultural commodity prices is the Black Sea Grain Deal, which Russia has abandoned. However, an even bigger picture is that of […]
Global food crisis could keep agricultural commodities afloat
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The Mexican peso is not overvalued says currency traders
Currency traders say the Mexican peso is not overvalued, leaving the currency ready to test whether it can get past this year’s peak as the surprising resilience […]
Seasonal update for the S&P 500 reporting period
In the middle of the Q2 seasonal update for the S&P 500, the number of companies reporting positive earnings surprises is above recent averages. The magnitude of […]
1,000 in Apple’s IPO is worth 1.3 million today
If you invested $1,000 in Apple’s IPO in the 1980s, you would have around $1.3 million today. But you would also have had to deal with: 15 […]
Cereal prices rise sharply
The feeling in the market is that for now, volatility will continue and the chances of grain prices rising are greater than falling as the market is […]
What does the Lipstick effect mean?
Have you ever heard of “the Lipstick effect”? No, it’s not the latest trend on TikTok, but it’s an interesting quirk in our spending habits, especially when […]
Get to know Virtune’s CFO Daniel Lundberg!
Vilken är din roll på Virtune? ”Som Virtunes CFO är jag ansvarig för flera områden inom företaget. Detta inkluderar att arbeta med efterlevnads- och styrningsområden […]
Credit Suisse raised its S&P 500 target
Credit Suisse raised its S&P 500 target for where this index will trade at the end of the year to 4,700 and became the most bullish Wall […]
Best stock tips from Vikings
Best stock tips from Vikings The best stock tips from Vikingen select the stocks that are in buy mode in the short, medium and long term. This […]
Taiwan’s semiconductor exports fall for sixth consecutive month
Taiwan’s exports of integrated circuit chips last month fell for the sixth consecutive month due to slowing global demand. Taiwan’s semiconductor exports fell 20.8 percent from a […]
