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FX.co ★ Forex Humor. A look at the Forex market with Humor
Humour Forex
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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China cuts GDP growth target to lowest since 1991
China’s authorities have set an economic growth target for 2026 of 4.5–5.0%, Premier Li Qiang said at the opening of the National People’s Congress. The new target is the lowest...
US allows India to buy Russian oil
The US Treasury has issued a temporary 30‑day licence permitting India to purchase Russian oil already loaded on tankers at sea, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said. The move is intended...
US energy secretary soothes markets with $3 gasoline price
US Energy Secretary Chris Wright tried to calm global markets, saying the current spike in oil prices is driven purely by a “fear premium,” not by any actual shortage...
Marriott invests $1.1bn in IT, replacing managers with algorithms
The rollout of AI‑based management systems could be a key driver of operational efficiency in the hotel sector, according to a new Bernstein report. Analysts predict that a shift...
Beijing bets on robots creating jobs, not replacing them
Recently, China’s government unveiled an ambitious plan to use artificial intelligence to employ a record 12.7 million college graduates in 2026. The scale of the incoming jobseekers — larger than...
China CPI accelerates to 1.3% in February as nine‑day holidays boost spending
China’s consumer inflation accelerated far more than expected in February as record holiday spending boosted domestic demand, official data showed. The consumer price index (CPI) rose 1.3% year-on-year, above forecasts...
US proposes to release one-third of global oil reserves to stabilize markets
Finance ministers from the G7 countries will hold an emergency meeting on March 9 to discuss a coordinated release of strategic oil reserves. According to the Financial Times, negotiations involving...
Goldman CEO David Solomon surprised by muted market reaction
Markets are taking a more muted view of the US‑Iran conflict than expected, Goldman Sachs chief executive David Solomon said at a business forum in Sydney on March 4. "I...
Bitcoin stabilizes at $68,147 after Trump’s remarks on regulation
Bitcoin (BTC) was trading at $68,147 on March 4, 2026, with little change as of 09:30 local time. The largest cryptocurrency had recovered to about $69,000 earlier in the week...
Japan’s regulator probes SANAE TOKEN issued in premier's name
Japan’s Financial Services Agency (FSA) is conducting voluntary interviews with the company that issued SANAE TOKEN on the Solana blockchain on 25 February 2026. The token was created...