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DM central banks are in a hawkish mode, and the latest inflation prints suggest that many EM central banks are also not in a position to stop hiking.

Persistent inflation is highlighting investors’ income needs, but surging interest rates are making life difficult for fixed income investors.

Bitcoin’s precipitous 2022 decline is creating collateral damage in other corners of financial markets, namely among crypto-correlated equities.

Eight months into 2022, it’s fair to say that it’s been a tepid year of deal-making in the biotechnology industry.

At a time of rising interest rates in the U.S. and in some developing economies, fixed income investors may not be thinking of emerging markets debt.

Resource equities currently exhibit attractive valuations, yet seem underappreciated by the market. There is still time for investors to capitalize on this potential long-term value opportunity.

China, the world’s second-largest economy, is encountering its share of struggles in 2022 and with its status on the global economic stage, investors are rightfully concerned.

Bitcoin endured its fair share of punishment and volatility through the first eight months of 2022, but some market observers believe the turbulence could give way to buying opportunities.

Experienced investors that pay attention to markets outside the U.S. know there’s recently been ample chatter about the strength in real estate markets.

Debate lingers regarding whether or not the U.S. economy is in a recession, but recent GDP data are discouraging, indicating market participants may want to evaluate recession-buffering assets.