The ingredients are in place for a “sucker’s rally” in stocks.

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The ingredients are in place for a “sucker’s rally” in stocks. 

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“Unprecedented” is an overused word, but it’s a handy one for investors.

The Stock Market’s Fear Gauges Point to a Bounce, Not a Bottom

The ingredients are in place for a ‘sucker’s rally’ in stocks

FCA set to slash rules for smaller private equity firms and hedge funds

Dubai’s finance sector has boomed. Now it needs regulators

Financial News journalists scoop prizes at State Street press awards

Pimco Emea boss Craig Dawson returns to California for new role

Christian Stracke, global head of credit research, will run Emea from bond giant’s London office

BNP Paribas flies in Lynagh from New York to head UK global banking

Mark Lynagh is succeeding Matthew Ponsonby who has resigned from the bank

PwC hires Jefferies managing director in deals push

Big Four firm boosts insurance M&A team with hire from US bank

Stan Druckenmiller, Bill Ackman and Jamie Dimon are among those raising concerns about the president’s steep, across-the-globe levies.

By Gregory Zuckerman, AnnaMaria Andriotis and Gina Heeb

Wall Street Starts to Speak Out Against Trump’s Tariffs

After announcing sweeping tariffs and triggering worldwide economic jitters, the president left Washington for a long weekend at his Florida clubs.

Trump Golfs, Fires Off Social Media Posts as Markets Convulse

Golf handicaps—how they’re calculated, how they’re used, how golfers manipulate them—are a big part of the game. And often misunderstood.

So, You Think You Understand Golf Handicaps? Think Again

The billionaire hedge-funder’s presence in the market has driven prices higher than ever before.

Ken Griffin Pushed the Luxury Home Market to New Highs—For Better or Worse

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