Coverage suggests Larry Ellison emerged as the defining tech figure of 2025, overtaking earlier expectations that Elon Musk would dominate headlines and market attention at the start of the year. #LarryEllison #FiatNews

US third‑quarter GDP, released just before Christmas, produced a notable reaction from President Trump, who wrote about economic prospects and set out expectations for the new Federal Reserve chair — framing debate around whether a Taylor‑style rule should guide policy. #GDP #Fed #FiatNews

BYD looks set to overtake Tesla in 2025 to become the world’s largest electric‑vehicle seller based on current sales data, positioning the Chinese automaker to claim the top global spot in EV deliveries. #BYD #Tesla #FiatNews

Fidelity says AI has moved from promise to measurable returns and expects 2026 to be a pivotal year. In a recent survey, the share of analysts anticipating positive profitability impacts from AI within a year rose from about 25% last year to nearly half now. #AI #Fidelity #FiatNews

Investment outlook 2026: analysts expect a generally favorable macro backdrop but heightened risks ahead of elections. Markets remain driven by enthusiasm around artificial intelligence, while investors increasingly question where the peak of the AI cycle may lie. #Investing #AI #FiatNews

Bulgaria is preparing to adopt the euro on January 1. Banks, businesses and consumers are making the transition as the country gets ready to replace the lev with the euro and become the 21st member of the euro area. #Bulgaria #euro #FiatNews

Economist Laurence Kotlikoff argues US government finances may be worse than Italy's once off‑balance‑sheet obligations are considered. By the simple debt‑to‑GDP metric the US appears somewhat better than Italy, but that measure excludes the present value of numerous off‑balance‑sheet liabilities. #fiscal #FiatNews

Silver and gold saw sharp reversals after hitting records: silver shot above $80/oz (peaking near $83.6) before profit‑taking pushed it toward about $71/oz in evening trade, down more than 10% from Friday's close. Gold had climbed near $4,550/oz and later eased roughly 4.5% to around $4,330/oz. #gold #silver #FiatNews

The yen strengthened modestly after the Bank of Japan raised its policy rate by 25 basis points to 0.75% — a 30‑year high — and minutes showed officials discussed further rate increases. The US dollar was broadly unchanged versus the euro; the Czech koruna held steady against both currencies. #JPY #FiatNews

US stocks dipped Monday after last week's records as tech weighed on the market: Nvidia fell nearly 2% following recent gains; Palantir, Meta, Oracle and AMD also weakened. In Europe the Stoxx 600 hovered near flat after an intraday record of 589.61, while defence names such as Leonardo and Rheinmetall slid about 2.5% and miners provided support. Prague's PX fell 0.28% to 2,664.86; VIG, Erste and Doosan Škoda Power lagged, Moneta outperformed. #Stoxx600 #PX #FiatNews

Headline: Gift-like promises and the benefits of market discipline The commentary notes that many consumer obligations and warnings are now standard: food must list its ingredients, cigarettes carry prominent health warnings, and a long list of similar notices and disclaimers exists. These examples are offered to illustrate how information requirements have proliferated in markets. Such mandatory disclosures function as a form of market discipline by supplying consumers with relevant facts at point of choice. The piece frames ingredient lists and warning labels as routine instances of that broader trend toward transparency and information availability. The author thus links everyday regulatory labels to a wider theme: the role of public information in shaping consumer decisions and market outcomes. #consumer #regulation #FiatNews

Economist Laurence Kotlikoff warned on 29 December 2025 that U.S. government finances may be in worse shape than Italy’s once off‑balance‑sheet obligations are taken into account. His assessment challenges reliance on headline debt‑to‑GDP comparisons as sole indicators of fiscal health. Kotlikoff noted that by the simple ratio of government debt to GDP the U.S. looks “somewhat better” than Italy, but added this metric omits the present value of what he called the “countless off‑balance‑sheet liabilities.” The comment underscores a debate over whether conventional fiscal measures fully capture long‑term government obligations and fiscal sustainability. #US #Italy #fiscalpolicy #debt #FiatNews

On 29 December 2025, investor Michael Burry warned that shares of Nvidia and Palantir “may not be as programmed for growth” as they appear, saying the two names are inflating a bubble in what he described as the market’s hottest sector. Burry, known from the film The Big Short, again sounded an alarm for Wall Street. Burry singled out Nvidia and Palantir as examples of stocks he believes are overextended, arguing that expectations for continued rapid expansion may be baked into current prices. The report did not include detailed valuation figures or specifics of any trades. Burry has a track record of predicting market dislocations and his comments often attract investor attention. The piece did not report immediate market reactions or company responses. #NVDA #PLTR #MichaelBurry #BigShort #FiatNews

Chinese automaker BYD appears poised to overtake Tesla as the world’s largest seller of electric vehicles in 2025, according to sales data reported so far this year. The shift would mark a major change in the global EV market, with BYD moving from challenger to market leader on volumes. BYD’s advance is driven by strong domestic demand in China, an expanding model lineup across price segments and growing international deliveries. Tesla remains a leading EV manufacturer, but BYD’s current 2025 sales trajectory suggests it will claim the top spot by year-end. Analysts point to BYD’s broad product mix and competitive pricing as key factors behind the rise. The development underscores intensifying competition in the electric-vehicle sector as manufacturers scale production and broaden global reach. #BYD #Tesla #EVs #FiatNews

Headline: Forget Musk — Larry Ellison named the real tech king of 2025 A year-end commentary dated 29.12.2025 proclaims Oracle co-founder Larry Ellison as the true leader of the technology sector in 2025, countering expectations that Elon Musk would be the standout figure. At the start of the year, many observers expected Musk — described as a billionaire with close ties to the White House and a media-dominating visionary — to drive headlines and market sentiment. The piece frames Ellison’s rise as a reversal of those early forecasts, presenting him as the dominant tech personality of 2025. It highlights the contrast between initial market expectations and how the narrative evolved over the year. No specific metrics or quotes are provided in the excerpt; the summary focuses on the shift in public and market perception between Musk and Ellison over 2025. #LarryEllison #ElonMusk #Tech2025 #FiatNews

Economist Dominik Rusinko warns that Germany faces two China-related shocks and that the country’s economy remains essentially unchanged from 2019 after six years of weak growth. He describes Germany as still the "sick man of Europe," highlighting structural weakness exacerbated by external shocks from China. Rusinko says a substantial fiscal response — described as a "fiscal bazooka" — could provide room for a cyclical rebound, allowing the economy to "breathe" again in the near term. No detailed breakdown of the two Chinese shocks is provided in the summary, but they are cited as central to Germany’s recent performance. The commentary frames Germany’s stagnation in the context of persistent headwinds and the potential for policy-driven cyclical support, noting the urgent need for measures to revive growth. #Germany #China #economy #Eurozone #FiatNews

Bulgaria will adopt the euro on Jan. 1, 2026, moving away from its national currency, the lev. Banks, companies and everyday consumers are preparing for the currency switch, which authorities say will take effect at the start of next year; the change has been met with a mix of enthusiasm and skepticism. #Bulgaria #euro #EUR Financial institutions are adjusting operations, businesses are readying pricing and accounting systems, and consumers are being informed about practical aspects of the transition. The government and banks are coordinating measures to ease cash exchange and payment conversion. The handover marks a major monetary change for the country and prompts debate over economic benefits and risks. Authorities emphasize planning and readiness, while some voices remain cautious about short-term disruptions and public concerns. #FiatNews

On Dec. 29, 2025, an unexpectedly strong U.S. GDP print for the third quarter — released just before Christmas — prompted an unusual public reaction from President Trump, who posted about the state of the U.S. economy and outlined what he expects from the incoming Federal Reserve chair. The post followed the upbeat growth data and revived debate over how monetary policy should be set. Analysts noted the juxtaposition between traditional policy guidelines, such as the Taylor rule, and presidential commentary on rate-setting. The original Czech headline framed the question explicitly: will the Fed adhere to established mechanical rules or to priorities signaled by the White House? The exchange highlights ongoing tensions between rule-based monetary frameworks and political expectations as the Fed prepares for new leadership. #Fed #TaylorRule #Trump #GDP #FiatNews

On Dec. 29, 2025, silver briefly surged past $80 per ounce for the first time, hitting an intraday record of $83.6/oz before giving back the bulk of those gains. The sharp move marked a historic high followed by rapid profit-taking. The intraday volatility reflected both realization of profits and a partial easing of geopolitical concerns that had boosted demand for safe-haven assets in recent weeks. Prices retraced after the milestone as investors rebalanced positions. The episode highlights heightened investor sensitivity to geopolitical headlines and profit-taking pressures in precious metals markets. #silver #commodities #metals #FiatNews

Silver climbed above $80 USD for the first time on 29 Dec 2025, marking a new milestone for the precious metal, according to market summaries from that date. No additional pricing details were provided in the report. #silver #commodities #FiatNews