David Westin hosts a new look at the financial stories that shape our world as seen through the eyes of people whose perspective we value.

Well that didn’t take long. A week ago many on Wall Street were closing the books on 2025 rate cuts by the Federal Reserve, citing the unprecedented lack of economic data coming out of the US ...

European stocks fell in a risk-off week, as global financial assets were roiled by concerns about lofty technology valuations ...

Friday’s rebound spared it. But it flinched. And in doing so, it revealed how fragile the current market cycle has become.

Even if the US Supreme Court strikes down Donald Trump’s sweeping tariffs, there still appear to be significant doubts that trades betting on government refunds will ever pay out.