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févr. 20, 2025
Think differently about global diversification
Why chasing performance and the fear of missing out can be psychological barriers to keeping a balanced and diversified portfolio.
Macro economics
févr. 11, 2025
How could tariffs impact markets?
Vanguard Economist Kevin Khang offers some crucial insights to help navigate the uncertainties ahead as well as some key takeaways for investors.
Macro economics
févr. 4, 2025
Look at the bigger equity picture: AI beyond tech
AI has been a pivotal force in markets in recent years, but it may not be wise for investors to focus solely on tech stocks for outperformance.
Macro economics
janv. 21, 2025
Germany’s economic woes go beyond the energy crisis
Unpacking Germany’s economic challenges: overreliance on exports, an aging workforce and stifling bureaucracy.
Macro economics
janv. 17, 2025
US economic outlook: 3 areas to watch in 2025
US economic strength has persisted amid fortuitous supply-side factors. Our economists offer their views on key areas to watch in the year ahead.
Macro economics
janv. 7, 2025
What do higher starting yields mean for the bond outlook?
We take a closer look at how the higher income generated by bonds creates a more positive risk-reward trade-off for investors in 2025 and beyond.
Macro economics
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