The Bank of England surprised markets by announcing that it would buy long dated government bonds in order to stabilise capital markets. Tony Nash, CEO of Complete Intelligence explains why and what does this mean for the Pound.
Uber said it was responding to a ‘cybersecurity incident’ and that several internal systems had been affected. Why do we have such an attachment to some of our favourite brands? Meta applied to buy out the gif platform Giphy.
With stronger inflation data suggesting that the Federal Reserve will continue with their hawkish stance, what then does this mean for markets? And will inflation be exacerbated by the potential rail strike.
UK Prime Minister Liz Truss is expected to announce a package of support to deal with rising energy bills in the coming days. It’s understood the government could spend $115 million on plans to subsidise bills.
Can the Federal Reserve engineer a soft landing for the US economy? Are the odds stacked against them especially if consumer spending stops suddenly. Tony Nash, CEO, Complete Intelligence gives us his views.
Roger Hearing is joined by writer and journalist Karen Percy in Melbourne, and Founder of AI firm Complete Intelligence, Tony Nash, in Houston. They discuss the tech giants in China that have shared details of their algorithms with Beijing for the first time.
