Tag: Economy
Distressed Investors Are Watching These Markets
To think many people predicted 2021 couldn’t get any worse than 2020. Little did they know that 2021 would bring delta, omicron, and inflation with a lot of messiness in-between. The result is 2022 will be volatile with a covid overhang and inflation coupled with aggressive interest rate hikes (by the U.S. Federal Reserve and other similar authorities across the globe) to combat the inflation – as a result, 2022 may present more distress than 2021. These are the markets distressed investors will, as a result, be watching in 2022.
Top 10 Economies to Watch in 2022
Vaccines gave hope going into 2021…fast forward a year later and the omicron variant is not providing the same confidence, especially with much of the globe still not fully vaccinated and / or without a booster shot. Such a reality has created renewed economic uncertainty. As we enter 2022, there are several countries whose economic trends will provide some insight into the global economy going forward…
Takeaways from COP26 and Modi’s Messaging
Modi may have appeared brash in his approach and his words at COP26…but that cannot overshadow the hard truths raised by his speech…
The Indian Economy: Jio Is Great But What About Everything Else
Jio may be overhyping the economic success in India. But covid-19 is surely overshadowing the greater economic troubles for India. The silver lining of covid-19 is the opportunity for leadership to make comprehensive economic reforms…
The Rajapaksa Brothers Now Face Their Biggest Challenge
Now, with victory in hand, the Rajapaksa brothers, Gotabaya and Mahinda, must prove that they can re-claim Sri Lanka’s magic of the last decade…the landslide election victory did not miraculously change the country’s financial and economic situation overnight…
Turkey is Struggling but So What
Like a prized fighter, Turkey and President Erdoğan fight on…
Brazil and Covid-19: Don’t Necessarily Vote Against Bolsonaro
Understanding President Bolsonaro’s response to covid-19 within the greater scheme of Brazil’s economy…