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Central banks in EM Europe now have to take into account the ECB’s liftoff. Brazil’s inflation gives some credence to the “Q2/Q3 peak inflation” thesis. China’s foreign trade was growth-positive at the margin.

The latest credit numbers confirm that China’s stimulus continues to focus on supply-side measures, and this in part explains a lack of inflation pressures.

Concerns over the long-term sustainability of global food systems are leading to questions about the future of food. In this Q&A, we address these concerns as well as VanEck’s Future of Food ETF (YUMY).

Gold continues to be battered by a strong dollar; consolidation may be the solution to underperforming junior gold miners.

For generations, investing in food meant tapping consumer staples stocks and, more recently, exchange traded funds.

The VanEck Vectors Vietnam ETF (VNM) is among the single-country exchange traded funds sagging this year, but Vietnamese stocks have long topped those in other comparable Asian markets indicating that there could be a buying opportunity.

Biotechnology stocks and exchange traded funds are into a second year of disappointing investors, but that condition won’t be permanent.

Among 2022’s most vexing investment scenarios are bitcoin’s status as a risk asset and the cryptocurrency’s often intimate correlations to equities.

Climate sustainability isn’t just a widely discussed policy issue, it’s a tangible and growing investment theme, too.

China announced another supply-side stimulus package, as the consensus continues to cut the 2022 growth forecast.