Tim Fox
Articles
Why the markets are defying the 'perfect storm' of negative economic data
While the IMF anticipates a sharp contraction in global GDP this year, markets are taking a more optimistic view
Markets need to accept that this crisis is far from the norm
This is a healthcare crisis first, an economic crisis second and a financial crisis third, which is why fiscal measures are having less effect
Central bank moves are gaining traction but there is still a long way to go
Policymakers are working hard to stem the damaging effects of coronavirus on the global markets
Will central banks follow the Fed's lead and cut rates?
The US regulator took action last week as the effects of the coronavirus on the economy became clearer
Market optimism over the coronavirus recovery may be overhyped
Despite hopes of a swift revival once the outbreak subsides, economic data indicates otherwise
Markets price in easing coronavirus fears and positive economic data
The main boost for sentiment was China's decision to cut tariffs on $75bn of US imports
How markets are responding to the coronavirus outbreak
Some assets prices are under pressure as investor sentiment towards Asia is adversely affected
Markets should get back to basics as geopolitical risks subside
Sustained progress in the US-China trade dispute and stability are needed to allow the global economy to recover, says Tim Fox
Uncertain outlook for the global economy as trade issues still dominate
Despite positive jobs data, Donald Trump's lack of haste over a trade deal is unsettling for the markets
The UK pound will struggle to rally as Brexit saga rumbles on
Sterling gained 5 per cent when the UK agreed a Brexit deal with the EU, but an extension will dull any further surges
Markets buoyed by trade war truce and possible Brexit deal — but how long will it last?
A partial agreement between the US and China and progress between the UK and the EU have lifted investor sentiment
Why a Trump impeachment may inflict further blows to financial markets
The global economy is already under pressure from trade wars, Brexit and geopolitical woes
No end in sight for the markets' roller coaster ride
With geopolitical risks, the trade war and Brexit changing almost daily, investors face uncertainty for some time to come
Monetary policy might be running out of steam
Central banks are moving towards an era of cheaper money but the strategy is already failing to pay off
Central bank politicisation of growing concern
Even the US Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank are no longer immune to pressure from governments
