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FX.co ★ Forex Humor. A look at the Forex market with 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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BofA recommends rotating capital from chips to energy stocks
While a crowd of investors has been buying up shares of semiconductor companies and the Magnificent Seven giants, Bank of America has identified hidden beneficiaries of the artificial intelligence boom...
Inflation ebbs away, but hawks have long memory
A slowdown in US inflation in June was too good to be the start of a new trend. Wolfe Research analysts warn that zero core CPI growth is unlikely...
Epicenter of diesel deficit hits Europe amid China's refining cuts and Russian export ban
Europe is facing a large‑scale diesel fuel deficit. Morgan Stanley estimates that, due to the simultaneous occurrence of several logistical and geopolitical shocks, regional inventories will fall to multi‑year lows...
China’s growth slips to 4.7% in first half of 2026
China’s economic growth slowed to 4.7% in the first half of 2026, down from 5.0% in 2025. According to data from the National Bureau of Statistics of China, the country’s...
US Treasury issues $100 bills bearing President Trump’s signature
The US Department of the Treasury has begun issuing updated 100‑dollar bills that for the first time in the country’s history bear the signature of the sitting president, Donald Trump...
Inflation devalues Turkey’s largest banknote
The purchasing power of Turkey’s highest denomination banknote, the 200 lira bill, has plummeted nearly 26-fold since its introduction in January 2009. According to Turkish economic publication Ekonomim, this banknote...
Japan's parliament officially recognizes cryptocurrency as financial asset
The Japanese parliament has passed a significant law amendment reclassifying cryptocurrencies from payment methods under the Payment Services Act to full-fledged financial assets under the strict Financial Instruments and Exchange...
Australia to be first country to implement unified AI regulatory standards
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced the development of unique national standards for artificial intelligence. A comprehensive bill is planned to be submitted to parliament early next year after consultations...
Fed Chair Kevin Warsh promises "policy shift" for complete victory over inflation
Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh, in his first testimony before Congress, said the regulator would not allow high inflation to persist. He defined rampant inflation of the past five years...
EU cancels tariffs on US imports and expects reciprocal measures from White House
The European Commission has prepared an extensive list of hundreds of product items that Brussels is asking to be excluded from the 15-percent US import tariffs, Euractiv reports. The list...