Solid employment, tax reform, and new trade deals dominate the global agenda.
Week of June 30 – July 3 A short week marked by new trade agreements and mixed economic data across major markets. Robust employment, tax reform, and mixed global signals Here are the most relevant developments from the international scene this week: • United States • Europe • China • Brazil • Mexico “An investment in […]
Geopolitical Easing and Mixed Global Growth Signals
Rate cut in Mexico, potential stimulus in China, and caution from the US defined the week. Week of June 23–27 Investors closely watching monetary policy, oil prices, and inflation. A week marked by rate adjustments, mixed economic signals, and easing geopolitical tensions This week brought key developments in monetary policy, economic growth, and geopolitics. Here’s […]
Fed holds rates steady, Middle East tensions rise, and global growth signals remain mixed
Economic Radar Week of June 16–20 A week of contrasts: mixed signals across growth, interest rates, and geopolitics This week was shaped by key central bank decisions, contrasting economic indicators, and renewed geopolitical tensions. Below is a summary of the most relevant developments by region: In a highly uncertain environment, discipline and analysis remain the […]
Mixed trends in inflation and growth
Week of June 9–13 Mixed inflation data, downward growth revisions, and easing trade tensions between China and the U.S. set the tone for the week’s global economic narrative. Here’s a brief summary of the most relevant developments across major economies in recent days: Investing wisely isn’t about timing the market, but about staying informed, diversified, and […]
Mixed signals in the global economy: inflation, tariffs, and monetary policies shape the week
Week of June 2–6 Volatile week for the markets, as tariffs and trade tensions once again captured investors’ attention. The economic environment continues to show mixed signals. While some indicators are improving, uncertainty remains around productive activity, inflation, and trade policies. Here are the most relevant data points from the week, by country: “Don’t try […]
What’s Moving the Markets? Tariffs, Revisions, and Rate Cuts
Week of May 26–30 It was a short week for the markets, with tariffs remaining the main focus. Weekly Update: Mixed Signals and Key Decisions on the Radar Markets had a short trading week, but important developments still made waves. Here’s a regional breakdown of the most relevant news: The global landscape remains shaped by a […]
Weekly Markets
Week of May 19–23 This week, markets were focused on the evolving fiscal debate and long-term interest rates. KEY HIGHLIGHTS BY REGION This week, Moody’s downgraded the U.S. sovereign credit rating from ‘Aaa’ to ‘Aa1’, citing the growing fiscal deficit and high refinancing costs. Meanwhile, the fiscal debate is intensifying, and the Fed remains cautious. […]
Evolving Global Economic Landscape
Week of May 12–16 This week, global economic activity delivered mixed signals. INTERNATIONAL OVERVIEW: MIXED SIGNALS FROM THE MARKETS Recent economic data reveal meaningful shifts in inflation, interest rates, and global activity. Here are the most relevant highlights by country: A long-term investor stays focused on strategies aligned with their risk tolerance to meet financial […]
Central banks respond with caution
Week of May 5–9 Here’s a summary of the most relevant events that shaped the markets this week: The Federal Reserve kept its benchmark interest rate unchanged at 4.25%–4.5%, as expected. However, the message was clear: uncertainty is rising. Jerome Powell warned that tariffs could lead to higher long-term inflation and slower economic growth. Meanwhile, […]
Weekly Outlook: Employment, Growth, and New Tensions
U.S. employment, inflation in Europe, and export rebounds in Mexico and China. Week of April 28 to May 2 Market Highlights Here’s a summary of the most relevant developments that influenced global markets this week: • United States 177,000 jobs were created in April, beating the 138,000 forecast. However, consumer confidence fell to its lowest level in […]
