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The US proxy, SPDR S&P 500 (SPY), is up 4.2% year to date through Tuesday's close (Feb. 11). US shares continue to be an outlier relative to the rest of the wor

It’s not even close. As early starts for calendar years go on a global basis, the US stock market’s roaring debut in 2020 so far has left the rest of the world in the dust, based on a set of excha

It’s not even close. As early starts for calendar years go on a global basis, the US stock market’s roaring debut in 2020 so far has left the rest of the world in the dust, based on a set of excha

Current data suggests that Coronavirus is likely to have large far-reaching economic consequences. By looking at asset price performance, we can get an idea of

Economic activity in Latin America and the Caribbean stagnated in 2019, continuing with the weak growth momentum of the previous five years and adding more urge

Shares in American companies dominated last year's bull run in stock markets around the world, and 2020 is a repeat performance, at least through yesterday's cl

Shares in American companies dominated last year’s bull run in stock markets around the world and 2020 is a repeat performance, at least through yesterday’s close.

Shares in American companies dominated last year’s bull run in stock markets around the world and 2020 is a repeat performance, at least through yesterday’s close (Jan. 23). In the kick-off to the

From a political and economic standpoint, 2019 was a challenging and interesting year for the Latin American region, but the region still finished strong.

The broad upside momentum for most slices of the world's equity markets has spilled over into 2020, at least so far. But the distribution of performance, as usu

The broad upside momentum for most slices of the world’s equity markets has spilled over into 2020, at least so far. But the distribution of performance, as usual, is uneven.

The broad upside momentum for most slices of the world’s equity markets has spilled over into 2020, at least so far. But the distribution of performance, as usual, is uneven. Here’s a quick look a