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ubs faces backlash over ceo salary amid ongoing public scrutiny

UBS has faced criticism over CEO Sergio Ermotti's 2024 salary of CHF 14.9 million, despite a slight decrease in his bonus. Political figures and the proxy advisor Ethos have expressed concerns about high executive pay, with proposals to cap banking sector salaries gaining traction. Meanwhile, UBS is also navigating increased capital requirements to mitigate risks following the Credit Suisse integration.

gold prices stabilize above three thousand as market eyes tariffs and fed meeting

Gold prices have stabilized just above $3,000 an ounce, following a recent breach of this threshold. Market attention is now on the Trump administration's tariffs and the upcoming U.S. Federal Reserve meeting, where interest rates are expected to remain unchanged on March 19, with a taper anticipated in June. Currently, spot gold has risen by 0.38 percent to $2,998.10.

Intesa Sanpaolo and EIB invest 660 million euros in CEE economic growth

Intesa Sanpaolo has collaborated with the EIB to invest nearly €660m in Central and Eastern Europe since 2020, with €370m allocated to EU candidate countries like Serbia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, and Ukraine. In Serbia, Banca Intesa Beograd is set to provide €160m to support energy transition investments for SMEs, benefiting around 240 companies and safeguarding approximately 25,000 jobs. The bank emphasizes its role as a partner in fostering economic growth and addressing local needs through its extensive network in the region.

bank of england set to maintain interest rates amid economic uncertainties

The Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee is expected to maintain the current interest rate of 4.5% during its March 2025 meeting, following a recent rate cut. Economic indicators show mixed signals, with a contraction in January and persistent core inflation, prompting a cautious approach to future rate adjustments. Market participants should prepare for potential volatility in stocks, currency, and housing markets as the MPC's decisions unfold.

ubs raises gold price forecast to 3200 amid rising safe haven demand

UBS Group has raised its gold price forecast to $3,200 an ounce, anticipating increased demand for safe-haven assets amid global trade tensions. This adjustment follows gold's recent surge past $3,000, driven by factors such as US tariffs, strong ETF inflows, and central bank purchases, with expectations of over 1,000 tonnes by year-end. The bank also notes a deteriorating US economic outlook, prompting traders to expect further interest rate cuts.

fed meeting preview cautious approach amid mixed economic signals

The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) is set to meet on March 18-19, 2025, with expectations to maintain the federal funds rate at 4.25%-4.50%. Economic indicators show mixed signals, with consumer sentiment at a 29-month low, while inflation trends are easing. Market reactions will focus on the Fed's tone and updated economic projections, particularly regarding future rate cuts, as investors seek clarity on the central bank's policy direction.

gold price targets rise as retail investors flock to etfs

Gold prices are experiencing upward revisions as retail investors increasingly invest in bullion-backed ETFs, with UBS forecasting a rise to $3,200 an ounce within a year. The precious metal has surged nearly 40% over the past year, driven by global trade tensions and central banks boosting their gold reserves. The SPDR Gold Trust (GLD) has gained 15% in the last 12 weeks, reflecting its status as a safe haven amid economic uncertainty.

Fed and BoJ expected to maintain steady rates amid global uncertainty

Morgan Stanley anticipates that both the Federal Reserve and the Bank of Japan will maintain their current policy rates during their March meetings. Fed Chair Powell is expected to emphasize a patient approach to rate cuts amid increasing downside growth risks, while BoJ Governor Ueda will highlight global economic uncertainty, reinforcing a cautious stance.

Phillip Basil appointed director of economic growth at Better Markets

Phillip Basil has joined Better Markets as the Director of Economic Growth and Financial Stability, a newly established role aimed at addressing economic challenges for Main Street families and small businesses. With 20 years of experience at the Federal Reserve and JP Morgan Chase, Basil will focus on ensuring the financial system supports productive economic growth for all Americans. He holds a master’s degree in Financial Mathematics from the University of Chicago and a bachelor’s degree in Mathematical Economic Analysis from Rice University.

dollar expected to rally as tech shows signs of recovery

Wells Fargo's Sameer Samana anticipates a rally in the dollar, driven by persistent inflation and the Federal Reserve's limited capacity to cut rates compared to other central banks. He suggests that as tech stocks stabilize, capital may return to the U.S. market, despite concerns over consumer spending and potential economic slowdown. Samana favors high-quality investments in industrials, energy, and financials, while acknowledging credit quality risks amid a broader economic downturn.
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