Outlook March 2024: Global Economic Trends

The ISM manufacturing index for February, published on March 1st, came out slightly below expectations, lower than January’s level and below the threshold of 50, raising fears of a contraction in activity. The FOMC subsequently toned down this cautious message on 20 March, revising upward its expectations for growth in gross domestic product (GDP) in 2024 from 1.4%, expected last December, to 2.1%, finally removing the specter of a recession in 2024. […]

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Economic Equilibrium

The year started with markets convinced that the Fed would start cutting its key interest rates as soon as March, giving a probability of 97.5% to such an outcome on January 1st. However, following solid macroeconomic data throughout the month and a less dovish Fed, markets were far less sure at the end of the month, with this probability down to 35% on January 31st. It is true that the December Services ISM disappointed sharply, falling from 52.7 to 50.6, its weakest in 7 months, with a large decline in the employment component from 50.7 to 43.3, lowest since 2020. […]

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Course changes: Fed could cut rates

After the deterioration in July, expectations are for a Fed rate cut in September. The Bank of Japan has raised rates and announced bond purchase tapering.

This is the 1st time since the start of the year that macroeconomic indicators have shown signs of slowing. Citigroup’s economic surprise indices show negative surprises for both economic growth and inflation in July for all the major economic zones (United States, Europe, Japan and China). […]

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Credit: The Key to Finance

In the world of financing, a favorable credit history a key that unlocks the doors to loans and a whole host of financing options. Whether someone dreams of starting their own business, purchasing a home, or investing in higher education, creditworthiness plays a critical role in securing the necessary funds. Without good credit, these dreams may remain […]

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How to build a budget that allows you to achieve your long-term objectives?

The financial plan varies depending on each person, according to their income profile, lifestyle and financial goals.  our financial advisor plays an important role in the design process of such a plan, as he can help consolidate it and guide you to start investing. The goal is to design a financial plan that allows you to positively manage your money and gives you the opportunity to earn financially. […]

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The easy way to jump into the crypto- market

BABY STEPS We will guide you through the cryptocurrency market. Understand the pros and cons about it. Even though you may have experience in trading, you still should get familiar with how this specific market works. BASICSA cryptocurrency is a form of digital asset encrypted based on a network that is distributed across a large […]

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STOCK MARKET INVESTMENTS: A Practical Guide

Our research team has created a new guide for you: STOCK MARKET INVESTMENTS. Nowadays, investing in the stock market has become an attractive option for those looking to increase their income and build a solid wealth. However, this world can be complex and overwhelming without the right tools. That’s why this book focuses on providing […]

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How to Assess Your Family’s Multigenerational Objectives

Just as a strong foundation provides stability and support for a home, multigenerational goals serve as the framework that ensures the long-term financial well-being and cohesion of a family. Without a solid foundation, a house may crumble over time, and similarly, without clear and well-defined multigenerational goals, a family’s wealth and legacy may become fragmented and vulnerable. […]

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