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Increased regulation of China's consumer tech industry has seriously dented company revenues, with widespread implications. But the digitisation of industry - supported by government policies - provides an opportunity for growth, which could help the overall digital economy grow by an average of 16%

Europe The weaker tone for European markets initially persisted, against a backdrop of concerns about the growth and earnings outlook, resilient yields, and a rising US dollar, however we’ve seen a bit of a turnaround in the afternoon session, on the back of more buoyant US markets, and yields have

The market mood was rather bearish yesterday, as the major US indices gave back a part of the early week gains. The S&P500 slid 0.67%, Nasdaq gave back 0.85%, and the Dow Jones eased 0.33%. Mixed earnings didn’t really help improve sentiment. One of the biggest gainers was Netflix which jumped 1

Equities give back early-week gains on hawkish Fed talk, and mixed earnings. Netflix soared 13% yesterday, but Tesla lost more than 6% after the bell, after announcing a slight revenue miss in Q3. The UK’s political turmoil gets worse by the day, and the dollar-yen tests the 150 level amid mounting

Stocks started out strong – but ended the day off their highs. Earnings continue to beat and the ones that do not get punished. NFLX will no longer report subscriber growth – as they try and change the investor narrative. Dollar up, yields up, while Oil and Gold were down. Try the Spaghetti with But

S&P 500 (SPY) (SPX) stages a massive rally on Thursday despite CPI shock. Nasdaq (NDX) (QQQ) also rallies over 5% on Thursday. Friday sees more heavy selling though as Thursday's rally looks more like options and short covering. Yet another hectic week to put in the history books and it looks li