Financial Times Front Page 31st of January 2025
The European Central Bank has reduced interest rates by a quarter-point in response to economic headwinds and stagnant growth, bringing it to the lowest level in two years.
The European Central Bank has reduced interest rates by a quarter-point in response to economic headwinds and stagnant growth, bringing it to the lowest level in two years.
London is experiencing a gold shortage as New York accumulates $82 billion in bullion, driven by tariff concerns affecting shipments and resulting in longer queues for Bank of England withdrawals, while traders notice an arbitrage opportunity.
Donald Trump has implemented a freeze on hundreds of billions of dollars in federal grants and loans, prompting significant concern due to its potential economic impact and the perception of it being a strategic move to advance conservative values.
A significant development in Chinese AI technology has caused instability in the technology market, raising concerns about semiconductor investments and impacting major companies like Nvidia.