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Trump’s second term has ignited a “pro-growth” agenda of tariffs, spending cuts, and trade chaos, stoking inflation risks and
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Trump’s second term has ignited a “pro-growth” agenda of tariffs, spending cuts, and trade chaos, stoking inflation risks and
2024 surprised with political upheavals, market twists, and global resilience despite Fed tightening. The U.S. economy defied slowdown expectations,
Trump’s victory has fuelled a market rally, with US small-caps, banks, and crypto leading the surge, even as concerns
The AAA Model continues to rank equities as the strongest trending assets, reinforcing our confidence to stay invested even amid
The Fed's recent 50-basis-point rate cut signals more reductions ahead, making bonds seem attractive, but strong equity trends
Global stock markets fell in August, driven by the Bank of Japan's rate hike and U.S. recession
Since mid-July, equity markets have faced turbulence, particularly in tech stocks like Tesla and Alphabet. Volatility has been further influenced
The AAA Model has shifted focus, dropping industrial metals in favour of global equities. Equity markets continue to do well,
The AAA Model has performed well, up around 8.5% this year. The Strongest-ranked assets remain unchanged from last month.
Global equity markets have experienced a correction but it hasn’t triggered a significant bearish trend yet. The sell-off has
The global financial landscape is experiencing a surge in investor risk appetite, highlighted by a new high in the Global
Global equity markets have significant momentum, with 40% on our radar, making new all-time highs. Even though we are late