Warren Buffett blasts the new buyback tax as Berkshire Hathaway's performance sags under pressure from last year's market volatility. Pfizer is reportedly in talks to buy Seagen for around $30 billion. Benchmark Eurozone bond yields hit a 12-year high as the market pushes out its expectations for the first cut in ECB interest rates. The U.K. and EU are on the verge of settling their differences over Northern Ireland, and potentially triggering another civil war in the ruling Conservative Party, and oil prices fall as Bank of America analysts slash their forecasts for the year. Here's what you need to know in financial markets on Monday, 27th February.
The U.S. stock market valuation remains "broadly expensive," Morgan Stanley's equity strategists warned the broker's clients once again. The S&P 500 closed...
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