Canceling the Noise, Not by Bread Alone: Part XX
Since our last commentary in this series, several things have taken place. Let’s recall some of them: Jobs growth (based on January’s number) was much stronger than expected; inflationary pressures exhibited elevated numbers; the economy’s resilience became more...The Anatomy of Underpinning Upheavals: Part I, China and the Balance of Power
Over the course of the next few weeks, we will be discussing the changes we are undergoing on a global scale as well as the forthcoming changes that are affecting all markets and portfolios. Those changes are marked by solid foundations laid below ground level which,...Market Plays in a Machiavellian Garden with Aristotelian Fences
When we read market headlines nowadays, the focus is on inflation and the direction of interest rates. The stickiness of prices, as demonstrated by the slowdown in the decline of the inflation rate, may reflect forces ranging from strong demand, supply pressures, low...Canceling the Noise, Not by Bread Alone: Part XIX
Are the markets sending signals that run contrary to downbeat expectations? The latter includes IMF estimates for a global slowdown accompanied by recessions around the world, announced layoffs, lower earnings, accumulated disappointments due to losses in both...Lessons from 2022, and Initial Outlook for 2023: Canceling the Noise, Not by Bread Alone, Part XVIII
It is possible that last year marked a pivot in the markets’ trajectory that is being shaped by too much debt facilitated mainly by central banks, geopolitical risks, the deflating of paper-asset prices, the collapse of cryptocurrencies, the limited rising of...Sign Up for Our Publications
