Investment bank Goldman Sachs drags down Wall Street's blue chip index on a surprise profit slump, while electric car maker Tesla props up the market.
a Bank of Japan meetingWith inflation taking off in Japan, the central bank there is under growing pressure to ditch its yield curve control policy.
As the Reserve Bank of Australia found out the hard way in late 2021, when investors lose faith that the target interest rate can be sustained it can pretty quickly blow up the policy.
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