Displaying 3 items of Expat Money Matters with the tag "market update".
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Weekly Market Update 15/04/2026
April 15th, 2026 | Season 1 | 4 mins 49 secs
bank of england, capital gains, chase buchanan, cross-border finance, currency markets, eur, expat finance, expat money matters, expat planning, fiscal drag, gbp, global markets, inflation, inheritance tax, interest rates, market update, middle east, oil price, residency by investment, strait of hormuz, thailand, uae, uk tax, usd, wealth management
Global markets face mounting pressure this week as Middle East tensions disrupt the Strait of Hormuz, pushing Brent crude above $120 per barrel. Central banks are rethinking rate cuts, UK fiscal drag continues to bite, and the cross-border planning landscape is tightening for internationally mobile individuals.
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Weekly Market Update 04/03/2026
March 4th, 2026 | Season 1 | 6 mins 31 secs
chase buchanan, commodities, geopolitics, gold, investing, market update, market volatility, middle east, natural gas, oil, portfolio management, s&p 500, wealth management
In this week's update, we address the escalating crisis in the Middle East and its immediate impact on global financial markets. We discuss the significant surges in oil, gold, and natural gas, the resilience of global equities, and why maintaining a disciplined, long-term investment strategy is crucial during periods of geopolitical uncertainty.
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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.