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FX.co ★ Forex-Humor. Ein Blick auf den Forex-Markt mit Humor
Forex-Humor
Inevitable events like market turmoils, losses, as well as risky and unsuccessful trades are able to dampen traders’ spirits. Sometimes a human brain just needs to be distracted and relaxed. In this case, humor comes to the rescue. There is an opinion that if you can laugh at your failures, you are able to accept them and move on. Humor acts as a psychological shield against stress: a person instantly forgets all misfortunes. The Forex Humor section provides the latest news on the stock market with colorful caricatures.
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Moody’s affirms China’s A1 rating, raises outlook to ‘stable’
Moody’s Ratings has affirmed China’s long-term credit ratings at A1 and upgraded the country’s outlook from “negative” to “stable.” This rating change reflects the resilience of the Chinese economy...
Trump backs Transparency Act but omits reference to his memecoin
President Donald Trump’s speech at a Florida conference in support of legislative initiatives failed to stabilize the price of his eponymous token, $TRUMP. On Saturday, April 25, 2026, the asset...
Oil prices rise as US–Iran talks reach deadlock
Global Brent crude prices climbed 3.66% to a level not seen since early April 2026. The sharp rise in energy prices was driven by increased uncertainty after US President Donald...
US consumer sentiment falls below 50 in April as fuel costs and inflation expectations rise
US consumer sentiment fell to a fresh low in April despite a temporary ceasefire in the conflict with Iran, as households remained deeply concerned about the longer‑term economic fallout from...
S&P 500 rests on three neural nets
The US stock market shows a dangerous concentration of gains. Despite a series of record highs for the S&P 500, a deep decline among the majority of its component companies...
Gas bottleneck in Strait of Hormuz drives up utility bills worldwide
Global liquefied natural gas markets are bracing for an extended period of price pressure. According to a report from BCA Research, the blockage of the Strait of Hormuz will have...
Beijing bans its startups from accepting dollars without state approval
China’s authorities are imposing strict controls on financing for the national high‑tech sector. The government intends to prohibit leading technology companies, including promising AI startups, from raising capital from...
Goldman Sachs sees structural risks for GBP as global factors overtake domestic drivers
Goldman Sachs Group Inc. has identified a fundamental shift in the drivers of the British pound, saying that now global factors are outweighing domestic macroeconomic indicators. This, in turn...
US and EU forge partnership to secure rare earth minerals supply chains
The United States and the European Union have formally established a partnership in the extraction and processing of critical minerals. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio and EU Trade Commissioner...
Oil traders warn prolonged Iran conflict could trigger global recession
A sharp reduction in oil demand and a blockade of the Strait of Hormuz threaten to push the global economy into a prolonged downturn if transport disruption in the Persian...