by
Ben Bartenstein
If history is any guide, a trade war could be a boon for emerging markets investing.
by
Christopher Robbins
The ETF and mutual fund universe lost $10 billion in a week, and U.S. policy may be exacerbating the outflows.
by
Kelly Gilblom
U.S. states and municipalities have filed lawsuits against Royal Dutch Shell, Exxon and others in recent months.
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Ed Egilinsky
The time might be now to start riding the commodity wave.
by
Asia Martin
The bull market may soon be over and advisors are worried about how clients will react, says Natixis.
by
Alex Longley
Talk that prices could top that barrier over the next 12 months is gaining traction.
by
Julie Verhage, Lily Katz
The San Francisco-based company is developing several tools to lure institutional investors onto its platform.
by
Mathew Carr
Major asset managers are pressuring companies to fall in line with the Paris Agreement, which aims to limit global warming.
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Sid Verma, Dani Burger
The threat posed by commodity trading advisors to Treasuries has now largely subsided, the firm's analysts said.
by
Javier Blas
Energy companies are reluctant to invest in production, which could drive up prices, he said.
by
Luzi Ann Javier
The specter of inflation is making commodity ETFs an easier sell.
by
Aline Oyamada
Gold is the best place to absorb external shocks amid rising global volatility, says 3EDGE manager.
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Pratish Narayanan
Raw materials are rallying on escalating political tensions and global economic growth, the bank’s analysts said.
