Weekly CEO News from Richard Ingram
July 21, 2017

Both oil and natural gas have rebounded from their multi-year lows reached in 2016 and while the commodities may not be at levels many thought they would be at the end of the year, even at today’s prices certain companies

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The governor of ECB, Mario Draghi is expected to face a dilemma during the July rate decision meeting, as the bank is seeking  an exit path from the massive stimulation program in the absence of inflationary pressures. It is expected

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Snapchat and NBC News announced earlier this week that they’re uniting to launch the first daily news show on the social network. Snapchat Stay Tuned will appear on the social network‘s Discover platform two times a day Monday through Friday and once a

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From the long-term view, Silver had been in a bear trend since making major top in April 2011. However, since making a major bottom in December 2015 and staging the biggest monthly rally (in number of months) to top in

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It’s the elephant in the room; the guest no one wants to talk to—debt. Total global debt is estimated to be about $217 trillion and some believe it could be as high as $230 trillion. In 2008, when the global

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Stocks rose modestly as earnings season hit full stride. IBM, GE and Microsoft fell short of market expectations while Netflix had its best day of the year. Driven by new all-time highs in the tech sector, the Nasdaq Composite Index

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After seemingly ignoring a whole host of a negative data points over the past several months, from collapsing sales volumes and soaring inventories levels to crashing used car prices, auto investors apparently couldn’t see their way to ignoring Autoliv’s abysmal earnings this morning.  A

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So yeah, as noted in “A Wild Week In Charts“, this was one hell of a week for the euro. Unlike rates, FX markets had no trouble discerning the most important sentence in Mario Draghi’s prepared remarks for the post-ECB-decision

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