By Rolando Morris and Charl Malan, VanEck
Commodities appear set for an extended run, after 10 years of underperformance, according to Barron’s. In a recent article, Portfolio Manager and Commodities Strategist Roland Morris, Senior Analyst Charl Malan and
Portfolio Manager Joe Foster offered their insights on the recovery in commodities prices and the supportive trends that may lead to a structural bull market for commodities.
The current environment entails fiscal and monetary stimulus, potential dollar weakening, supply constraints and demand drivers. Companies today are generally better managed than a decade ago, with stronger balance sheets and capital discipline as well as more focus on shareholder returns. A move towards a “
Investing in a Coming of Age: The Future Digital Generation in Emerging Markets February 5, 2021
The global economy has lurched towards an even greater reliance on technology and an explosion in online innovation. At the same time, the so-called ‘trade war’ with China has put China and many emerging market economies into overdrive as they grow from export- and natural resource-driven economies to those based on consumption.
In the upcoming webcast,
Investing in a Coming of Age: The Future Digital Generation in Emerging Markets, Kevin Carter, Founder and CIO, EMQQ, will be covering how these two trends combine, with an up-to-the-minute analysis of recent China delisting headlines, the evolving situation with Alibaba and Jack Ma, and how Gen-Z will drive the digital transformation in emerging markets for decades.
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Women can close the financial planning gap with help from advisors
By Ann Bair, Senior Vice President, Nationwide Financial Marketing
As someone who has spent the better part of her professional career in financial services, I can attest to how important it is for women to close the financial preparation gap. Unfortunately, the ripple effects of the COVID-19 pandemic made that task more difficult last year.
Today, women are less optimistic, more concerned and less prepared in their financial lives than they’ve been in years, primarily due to the pandemic. But many of us are also feeling more empowered; last year, more women were working with advisors and financial professionals than they were five years ago.