by
Dambisa Moyo
Policymakers and investors will need to adjust to an era of heightened uncertainty and increasing fragmentation.
by
Mohamed A. El-Erian
Europe's second-largest economy is not on the brink of an economic and financial crisis. That's not to say political turmoil won't touch the economy.
by
Justina Lee
U.S. large caps are edging toward their best year versus the rest of the world since 1997.
by
Jeff Schlegel
The Permanent Portfolio has a 40-year track record of protecting and growing investor assets.
by
Srinivasan Sivabalan
The world's poorest nations stand to lose the most from Donald Trump's tariffs.
by
Jennifer Lea Reed
Schwab's chief investment strategist and other panelists see potential for “a huge surge in inflation.”
by
Selcuk Gokoluk
Rob Marshall-Lee has been able to generate U.S. stock market-like returns with emerging-market companies.
by
Leda Alvim
Markets in general have turned more cautious on Chinese stocks.
by FA Staff
It's the first time the fund giant has converted a mutual fund into an active ETF.
by
John Cheng
The MSCI China Index has fallen about 15% from a recent peak.
by
Ye Xie, Yiqin Shen
Burry's investment firm, boosted its holdings of Alibaba by almost 30% to 200,000 shares.
by
Chris Sutton
Though most market commentators believe a U.S. recession will be avoided, the global impact of U.S. economic shifts remains a concern.
by
Edward Hayes
Government spending, AI and a healthier global economy will spur equity growth, firm strategists said.
by
Daniel Gros
On the trade front, at least, a second Trump administration could provide opportunities, not just pose threats, to the European Union.
by
Tyler Cowen
America's growing and dynamic economy means that global demand for the U.S. currency will continue to be strong.
by
Eswar Prasad
The relative calm that has taken hold in the global economy gives policymakers around the world an opportunity to tackle underlying obstacles to growth.
by
Ye Xie, Charlotte Yang
Demand for bullish bets has increased since the nation announced a slew of initiatives to revive its economy.
by
Ye Xie, Isabelle Lee
Wood, once a star money manager, has seen her stock bets flounder since the pandemic.
