The Evergrande Market Reaction Explained

 September 24, 2021 |Michael Capobianco
While the potential default of China’s largest property firm shook markets this week, it is likely not the onset of a systemic event. Let’s take a moment to separate the real risks from the noise to see the likely impact on global growth and financial...
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How German Elections Could Shape The Future Of Europe

 September 17, 2021 |Michael Capobianco
While our focus as Canadians will be on our upcoming federal elections, there is another vote set take place in Europe, whose outcome could have significant implications. Germany is poised for a shift in its political leadership, which could lead to sweeping...
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A Critical Impasse: Dissecting The U.S. Labour Market

 September 10, 2021 |Michael Capobianco
In the U.S, the labor market is swinging from a job shortage to a worker shortage. This coincides with the expiration of federal benefits, pushing millions of job seekers into the market. Here are the implications for the economy: both positive and negative...
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The Impact Of Higher U.S. Debt Levels

 September 03, 2021 |Michael Capobianco
In the U.S. increasing federal debt continues. With no concrete proposals for a slowdown on the horizon, more debt may lead the U.S. government into the unknown. More spending will likely come from Washington on infrastructure, social programs, and climate...
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