Displaying 3 items of Expat Money Matters with the tag "federal reserve".
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Weekly Market Update 17/06/2026
June 17th, 2026 | Season 1 | 7 mins 57 secs
bank of england, belgium tax, cross-border wealth, currency exposure, cyprus tax, ecb, european tax, expat finance, expat pensions, federal reserve, france tax, hmrc, inflation, international sipp, malta tax, market update, passive investing, portugal tax, qrops, retirement planning, spacex ipo, uk expats, wealth planning
Markets recovered after early June volatility, supported by hopes of a US-Iran settlement and the historic SpaceX IPO. This Weekly Market Update looks at central bank divergence, currency risk for expatriates, political uncertainty in the UK, and major tax changes across Europe affecting pensions, residency and cross-border wealth planning.
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Weekly Market Update 13/05/2026
May 13th, 2026 | Season 1 | 7 mins 58 secs
ai stocks, economic outlook, federal reserve, financial news, geopolitics, global economy, inflation, interest rates, investing, market update, oil markets, portfolio strategy, stock market, wealth management
Markets remain focused on developments in the Middle East, with uncertainty surrounding the Strait of Hormuz continuing to influence oil prices and investor sentiment. Despite geopolitical risks, global equities remain near record highs, supported by resilient US economic data, strong corporate earnings, and ongoing momentum in the AI sector.
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Weekly Market Update 25/02/2026
February 25th, 2026 | Season 1 | 6 mins 32 secs
amt trap, anthropic, artificial intelligence, bank of england, chase buchanan, expat taxes, federal reserve, global import surcharge, global markets, investment advisory, market update, nvidia, reform uk, supreme court, tech stocks, uk pensions, us tariffs
This week’s update covers the US Supreme Court's ruling against the emergency tariff program and the swift introduction of a new global import surcharge. We also look at the stabilising AI software sector, preview Nvidia's highly anticipated earnings, and highlight critical tax and regulatory changes affecting cross-border finances.