Michael Burry — the investor immortalised in The Big Short for predicting the collapse of the US mortgage market — appears to have shut down his hedge fund after placing
Michael Burry — the investor immortalised in The Big Short for predicting the collapse of the US mortgage market — appears to have shut down his hedge fund after placing
Shares in SoftBank Group plunged on Wednesday after the Japanese investment giant revealed it had sold its entire stake in Nvidia for $5.8bn (£4.4bn), sparking investor unease over its shifting
Global stock markets fell sharply on Wednesday amid mounting concerns that the artificial intelligence boom has driven valuations too high, with more than $500 billion (£384 billion) wiped from the
Global stock markets tumbled on Tuesday after reports that Michael Burry, the investor made famous by The Big Short, has placed a $1.1 billion (£840 million) bet against major artificial
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has warned that the surge in technology stocks driven by artificial intelligence (AI) could prove more dangerous than the dotcom bubble of the early 2000s.
German industrial production experienced a continuous decline for the seventh month in a row, as per the latest official statistics, marking the most extended period of downturn since the early
German exporters are experiencing their most challenging January since 2009, grappling with the combined impact of the energy crisis, rising interest rates, and China’s economic slowdown, which are heavily impacting
Germany remains “entrenched in recession” as business sentiment deteriorates further, continuing its decline for a second consecutive month, according to a recent survey.
In the third quarter, Germany witnessed a record decline of 10.2% in house prices, marking a significant downturn in Europe’s largest economy post-pandemic.
This column is not intended to be investment advice.
The government stimulus of trillions of dollars and rock-bottom rates helped to boost the prices of digital assets. They are essential for the market’s stability.
Market speculation has reached its peak in a century and asset valuations have become more exaggerated today than they were during the dot-com bubble, Michael Burry warned in a tweet