Weekly Global Outlook
Week of October 19-23 Corporate earnings and inflation in Europe and Japan keep markets focused. The quarterly earnings season generated volatility, with AI and valuations at the center of the debate. Meanwhile, inflation picked up in Europe and Japan, and Brazil prepares for its presidential runoff. United States With 24% of the S&P 500 reporting, […]
Weekly Global Outlook
Week of September 28 to October 2 Slower U.S. job growth and mixed economic signals marked the end of the quarter. Markets ended the week focused on interest rates and new signals about global growth. U.S. job growth lost momentum, while Europe faced inflationary pressures and Asia delivered mixed economic data. United States The economy […]
All-Time Highs
History shows that new highs do not necessarily signal an upcoming correction. Market Records Are Also Part of Long-Term Growth All-time highs have been common during bull markets. Seeing the market at all-time highs can create caution, but history offers a different perspective. Since 1957, the S&P 500 has closed at a new […]
Mexico Business News | Beyond Profit: Why Structural Chaos Is the Enemy of Family Wealth
After years of working with some of Mexico’s most successful business families, I’ve come to believe that the greatest threat to generational wealth is not a bad investment or a volatile market.
Mexico Business News | The Founder Trap: The Questions You Haven’t Asked
By Leon Harari | A family can keep control of a business for generations. History has proven that.
Mexico Business News | Decentralizing Mexico Wealth
The conversation about Mexican wealth tends to gravitate toward Mexico City. It is an old habit. The financial press is concentrated here. The major banks set their strategy from here. Most of the foreign correspondents who write about Mexican capital do so from this zip code. And yet almost none of the country’s serious patrimonial […]
