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Not only has it been a rather volatile start to the year for markets, but it has been a somewhat confounding one as well. Despite fears of a more aggressive Fed in the face of persistent inflation, it could actually mean better economic outcomes...

Pivotal contributions to economies can be made by underutilised parts of society. Technology can promote economic inclusion, and in doing so, boost growth.

Investors shouldn’t fall prey to a “U.S. bias” as we think international stocks have favorable characteristics arguing for their inclusion in portfolios.

It probably isn’t a surprise that holiday seasonal consumption creates significant waste, resulting in unneeded carbon emissions.

Many investors are watching the trend of growth in responsible investing with great interest.

This is the time of year when investors traditionally undergo a thorough portfolio review. As you look at rebalancing your portfolio, also take the time to investigate if you can implement ESG investing into it.

There was much speculation about what would happen during the COP26 meeting in Glasgow last month.

Investors will have to adjust to different dynamics that are setting the tone for the coming year and beyond. We explore these and other key themes.

Why are longer-term Treasury yields remaining below both current and expected future inflation?