A 3-year study published in Pediatrics examined newborns in Norway. It found a clear benefit for the baby when mom gets a COVID vaccination during pregnancy. (Image credit: Didier Pallages)
A 3-year study published in Pediatrics examined newborns in Norway. It found a clear benefit for the baby when mom gets a COVID vaccination during pregnancy. (Image credit: Didier Pallages)
In Tuesday’s election, neither Mette Frederiksen’s leftwing bloc nor rightwing parties won a majority Denmark is braced for lengthy and challenging coalition talks after neither Mette Frederiksen’s leftwing bloc nor the rightwing parties managed to get a majority in Tuesday’s election. After a bruising night for her Social Democrat party, which despite remaining the biggest party in the Danish par...
In Tuesday’s election, neither Mette Frederiksen’s leftwing bloc nor rightwing parties won a majority Denmark is braced for lengthy and challenging coalition talks after neither Mette Frederiksen’s leftwing bloc nor the rightwing parties managed to get a majority in Tuesday’s election. After a bruising night for her Social Democrat party, which despite remaining the biggest party in the Danish parliament had its worst general election since 1903, the prime minister went to Amalienborg palace on Wednesday morning to submit her government’s resignation to the king. Continue reading...
HOOD's new $1.5B buyback highlights balance sheet strength, but its long-term impact hinges on steady growth in subscriptions, interest income and products.
HOOD's new $1.5B buyback highlights balance sheet strength, but its long-term impact hinges on steady growth in subscriptions, interest income and products.
(RTTNews) - In the Asian trading session, gold prices climbed on Wednesday, while spot gold jumped a little over 2 percent to $4,565.18 an ounce. U.S. gold futures were up 3.6 percent at $4,595.67.
(RTTNews) - In the Asian trading session, gold prices climbed on Wednesday, while spot gold jumped a little over 2 percent to $4,565.18 an ounce. U.S. gold futures were up 3.6 percent at $4,595.67.
Winnebago (WGO) delivered earnings and revenue surprises of +7.14% and +5.18%, respectively, for the quarter ended February 2026. Do the numbers hold clues to what lies ahead for the stock?
Winnebago (WGO) delivered earnings and revenue surprises of +7.14% and +5.18%, respectively, for the quarter ended February 2026. Do the numbers hold clues to what lies ahead for the stock?
querbeet/iStock via Getty Images By Carsten Brzeski, Global Head of Macro Germany’s long-awaited cyclical upswing took a hit in March, as the war in the Middle East has blasted away optimism. This is at least what the just-released Ifo index is telling us. Coming from the highest level since last summer, Germany’s most prominent leading indicator took a severe hit as the war in the Middle East, so...
querbeet/iStock via Getty Images By Carsten Brzeski, Global Head of Macro Germany’s long-awaited cyclical upswing took a hit in March, as the war in the Middle East has blasted away optimism. This is at least what the just-released Ifo index is telling us. Coming from the highest level since last summer, Germany’s most prominent leading indicator took a severe hit as the war in the Middle East, soaring energy prices, and new uncertainty dented previous optimism. The headline reading came in at 86.4, from 88.4 in February. While the current assessment component remained unchanged, expectations took the worst hit since the Russian invasion in Ukraine, dropping to 86.0 from 90.2 in February. Soaring energy prices are clear risk to outlook but fiscal stimulus story still holds (for now) The war in the Middle East has changed a lot, but not everything. The surge in energy prices could dampen any industrial rebound, even if German corporates appear relatively shielded from oil price risks for now. The effects would nonetheless leave broader marks, at least in the short term. A first inflation wave is already in the making, from higher gasoline prices to knock-on effects on transportation and food. And longer-term implications on supply chains can no longer be excluded. Gas reserves are currently at their lowest level at this time of the year in five years, which could bring a cost push for corporates and households next winter. Let’s not forget that the so-called energy-intensive industries account for some 17% of industrial gross value added and employ just under one million people. in Germany. Still, this is not (yet) 2022, when surging energy prices – amplified by fiscal stimulus during the pandemic – first fuelled an inflation wave and then a wage-price spiral. That said, it would be premature to drift into outright pessimism. Let’s not forget that the fundamental drivers of Germany’s economic rebound this year are still there: fiscal stimulus of more than €200bn for ...