Macroeconomic Environment Review Last month was a strong one for the traditional asset classes on the back of the positive bias we discussed in our previous monthly communication. Led by the massive s...
Over the past month, news headlines revolved around the upbeat global growth prospects in tandem with the improved geopolitical and macro sentiment. Investors grew optimistic as there’s progress, albe...
The greenback started 2021 on a strong footing amid a prolonged state of uncertainty and continued financial markets’ volatility. The question, from a macro perspective, remains “will this be a strong...
During the final weeks of 2020, investors were focused on the positive news coming from the pandemic’s front. Headlines that vaccinations have started taking place around the world are spreading optim...
After the clear result in the US elections in favor of the Democratic Party, the US stock markets posted handsome gains during November. Even though the Trump administration attempted to challenge the...
Following September’s decline, the S&P 500 retreated further during October as the run-up to the US elections was filled with controversy while the Covid-19 cases started picking up pace again. Howeve...
After a series of positive months for the US equity markets, September was meant to be a time for correction as the S&P 500 saw a moderate decline of around 4%.
Just like the two months that came before it, August was yet another bullish month for the global equity markets, with the benchmark S&P 500 returning approximately 7%.
July was another positive month for the global money markets in general as the major central banks continue their effort to stimulate their domestic economies.
June was a positive month for the global money markets in general following the major central banks’ commitment to stimulate their domestic economies with aggressive monetary policy actions.
