Don’t Overlook Ripples Caused by War
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.
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.
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.
AMG releases new three-year economic scenarios that investors should consider before adjusting their portfolio strategies in the wake the Ukrainian conflict.
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.
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.
The invasion of Ukraine is a tragedy affecting many lives, and will have ripple effects through the global economy and financial markets.
Don’t root against the tiger; an economically healthy China is an essential component to the world’s financial stability and wellbeing.
AMG’s new three-year Economic Outlook paints seven scenarios prudent investors need to carefully consider as 2022 unfolds.
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.
Accelerating wages coupled with interest-rate hikes could slow stock boom in 2022 as investors sort out which companies will continue delivering outsized profit.