Alexander Osipovich is a Mint Author at The Wall Street Journal. He specializes in covering exchanges, high-frequency trading, market structure, and occasionally delves into the world of cryptocurrency, with a strong focus on finance and trading. His work has been featured in prominent outlets including Flipboard, MarketWatch, LiveMint, and Yahoo Finance.
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Alexander's coverage mainly revolves around finance and the stock market, with a notable focus on investment analysis and legal policy regulation. His articles frequently feature breaking news and evolving stories related to the stock market, cryptocurrency, Nasdaq, trading, and the financial industry.
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By: Alexander Osipovich
Inflation in the eurozone rose to 3.3% in August, the third consecutive month of gains, bolstering the case for the European Central Bank to hike rates and adding more fuel to the global bond selloff. The annualized inflation rate has been stuck [above the bank’s 2% target](https://www.wsj/econ
The global bond rout is rolling on into September, raising borrowing costs for governments and putting pressure on U.S. stocks Tuesday.
By: Caitlin McCabe, Alexander Osipovich, Chelsey Dulaney
The runup in interest rates has profound consequences for the global economy, heaping pressure on everyone from home buyers to credit-card holders and especially governments.
By: Alexander Osipovich, Caitlin McCabe, Chelsey Dulaney
The global economy has a new challenge to surmount: an unruly bond market that is sending borrowing costs to their highest levels in decades.
By: Alexander Osipovich
U.S. stocks slipped, with the Nasdaq leading losses.
By: Alexander Osipovich
Kyiv seeks to weaken its larger enemy by hitting refineries, shipping terminals and e-commerce warehouses. The costs are adding up.
Ukraine's long-range drone strikes are inflicting pain on some of the most strategic sectors of the Russian economy. The costs are adding up.
By: Alexander Osipovich
The price of natural gas in Europe touched its highest level since December 2022, a day after a Ukrainian drone strike on the remote Yamalo-Nenets region of Russia injected a new source of anxiety into global energy markets. The benchmark Dutch TTF contract was recently trading at 81.58 euros per m
By: Alexander Osipovich, Mark Maurer
A mystery Polymarket user earned about $22,000 with a series of near-perfect bets on the quarterly earnings of companies that had one thing in common: they were all audited by KPMG.
By: Alexander Osipovich, Mark Maurer
Findings come after The Wall Street Journal reported that a KPMG employee is under investigation for alleged insider trading
