Ukraine Hints at Troubling, Polarized Future
April 12, 2022
Ukraine endgame: Russia and China appear to be drifting toward an alliance of autocracies in a bid to keep democracies and free-market capitalism at bay.
Don’t Overlook Ripples Caused by War
April 7, 2022
Outside of rising gas prices, the economic impact of the Russo-Ukrainian war seems small, but ripples of its splash could touch the world in other ways.
Don’t Stumble in This Rocky Market Landscape
March 31, 2022
Global markets have taken a hit in 2022, and savvy investors are changing their approaches to emphasize value stocks, high dividends and hedged equity strategies.
War Sparks New Growth Scenarios That Investors Must Consider
March 29, 2022
AMG releases new three-year economic scenarios that investors should consider before adjusting their portfolio strategies in the wake the Ukrainian conflict.
Webinar Replay: Are We in a New Cold War?
March 23, 2022
Michael McFaul, a former U.S. diplomat and expert on Russia, says China holds the key to whether a new Cold War develops in the wake of the conflict in Ukraine.
Notes on the Economy – 1Q 2022 Summary
March 3, 2022
The U.S. economy, along with the global economy, has been taking a ride on the COVID-19 roller coaster, as growth has alternately accelerated and decelerated.
Will the War in Ukraine be “Short & Contained” or “Long & Sustained”?
March 1, 2022
The invasion of Ukraine is a tragedy affecting many lives, and will have ripple effects through the global economy and financial markets.
China’s Slowing Growth Raises Global Concerns
February 15, 2022
Don’t root against the tiger; an economically healthy China is an essential component to the world’s financial stability and wellbeing.
AMG Sees Choppy Growth This Year as Pandemic, Inflation Persist
January 27, 2022
AMG’s new three-year Economic Outlook paints seven scenarios prudent investors need to carefully consider as 2022 unfolds.
Is the Economy Beyond the Fed’s Control?
January 4, 2022
The Federal Reserve’s COVID-19 conundrum: a rapidly mutating virus, inconsistent public-health responses, global supply-chain disruptions, worker shortages, rapidly rising wages, and soaring inflation.