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Will Black Friday impact the stock market?

Inflation is set to take center stage this Black Friday and during the whole holiday season. Analysts are predicting falls in sales compared to last year.

"MGP has grown despite the complicated market context”

Miguel Ángel Segura, managing director of MAPFRE Inversión SV, talks about the fifth anniversary at the Valencia office of MGP.

The World Cup from an investor’s perspective

What to look out for at the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 and what it means for investors?

How long will the bullish rally last in the stock markets?

The bullish rally will continue until the end of the year, although there are still risks that could cause a downward turn.

Volatility pushes insurance companies towards financial advisory services

The industry see opportunities for advisory services due to uncertainty in a new interest-rate environment that could revive interest in products with guaranteed returns.

Luxury sector, concessions, energy and banks, MAPFRE AM's bets on the stock market

Cristina Benito, head of the equities department of Discretionary Portfolio Management, gives us the keys, in "MAPFRE AM's interview of the month", to manage a portfolio in times of high volatility such as the current one.

MAPFRE AM is the Spanish insurance industry’s top asset manager

The group’s manager controls nearly 40% of the 24.62 billion euros that national firms have in funds, pension plans, voluntary pension plan providers (EPSV), SICAV, and UCITS vehicles in Luxembourg.

Boyar's letter to clients: Will there be a year-end rally?

Jonathan Boyar, Principal of The Boyar Value Group and advisor to the MAPFRE US Forgotten Value fund, tells his clients in his quarterly letter what we can expect in the financial markets between now and the end of the year. It seems that the worst of the sell-off is behind us and he highlights the attractiveness of small caps in the US market.

Beyond the US elections, what’s the market waiting for?

El impacto de las elecciones estadounidenses en el mercado financiero es menor, pues sus ojos están puestos en lo que imponga la FED y en la evolución del IPC.