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It feels like meme stock mania is ebbing, and while that might be true, investors shouldn’t be hasty in writing off some of the names.

With more corporations and governments looking to raise capital for environmentally friendly projects, green bonds are becoming go-to financing options.

Crypto has long faced criticism from environmentalists and politicians due to the amount of energy it consumes.

Summary With nearly seven rate hikes predicted for 2022, investment grade floating rate notes may provide heightened yields while enabling investors to protect their portfolios. Reducing duration, seeking enhanced yields and targeting less correlated segments of the market are all ways to build a more resilient bond portfolio in the face of rising rates and higherRead More

Summary Brazil’s current tightening cycle is the most extensive since 2000 – is it already hurting the country’s growth outlook? Some EMs stayed on hold, but can inflation surprises in Thailand challenge the central bank’s wait and see approach? U.S. Fed Rate Hikes Global rate hikes continue to pile up. In developed markets (DM), the U.S.Read More

Quality is one of the most durable investment factors, but that durability doesn’t come cheap.

Summary In this episode, Ed and Guest host Patrick Finn, Managing Director of ETF Business Development speak with co-founder and CEO of Vinovest, Anthony Zhang about how investors can gain access to the over $300 billion wine market. In this season of Trends with Benefits, Ed will be joined by subject matter enthusiasts from various linesRead More

Summary As the market waits for the U.S. Federal Reserve’s “inaugural” rate hike, developments in Russia/Ukraine and China are having a meaningful impact on asset prices. Russia/Ukraine Negotiations The rate-setting meeting of the U.S. Federal Reserve (Fed) is supposed to be the event of the day, but one report referred to it as “second fiddle”. And indeed, overnightRead More

With the US Federal Reserve increasing its policy rate by 25 basis points to 0.50%, fund managers and economists have weighed in on the impact for Australian investors.

The Federal Reserve raised interest rates by 25 basis points on Wednesday, and some experts believe another six or seven rate hikes could be coming.