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FILE PHOTO: Traders work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) in New York City, U.S., February 17, 2023. REUTERS/Brendan McDermidUS500 -2.00% Add to/Remove from Watchlist MSFT -2.09% Add to/Remove from Watchlist LLOY -2.01% Add to/Remove from Watchlist DBKGn -2.38% Add to/Remove from Watchlist NTAP -2.17% Add to/Remove from Watchlist GRMN -3.14% Add to/Remove from Watchlist NVDA -3.43% Add to/Remove from Watchlist WMT +0.61% Add to/Remove from Watchlist MS -1.90% Add to/Remove from Watchlist HD -7.06% Add to/Remove from Watchlist VIX +2.71% Add to/Remove from Watchlist ALLE -3.03% Add to/Remove from Watchlist COIN -4.80% Add to/Remove from WatchlistA look at the day ahead in U.S. and global markets from Mike DolanOnly seven weeks into the new year and many of the year's favoured investments look spent already - or at least they require something of a rethink. And so a speech from New York Fed chief John Williams make give a better steer on current thinking. Weak U.S. housing updates and downbeat retail readouts from Walmart (NYSE: ) and Home Depot (NYSE: ) also question the prevailing narrative. As G20 finance chiefs meet in India, the world is watching closely the extent of the alliance between Beijing and Moscow.
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