China is showing clear signs of weakness. Alberto Matellán, chief economist at MAPFRE Inversión, believes that there are resources available and a willingness on the part of Government to act, although stimuli are being applied in a slower and more measured manner than previously.
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The relationship between interest rate hikes and inflation is not always direct
Despite the rate hikes implemented by the central banks, inflation is still at uncomfortable levels. Alberto Matellán, chief economist at MAPFRE Inversión, recalls that the relationship between interest rates and inflation "isn't as direct as we would like to think."
MAPFRE launches a biomethane fund. What makes it an article 9 fund?
MAPFRE launched MAPFRE Energías Renovables II, FCR in collaboration with is partners Abante and IAM Carbonzero. This new vehicle will invest in biomethane, a 100% green biofuel obtained from animal and vegetable waste that can be injected directly into the natural gas grid, generate electricity via engines, and be used as a fuel.
Mr. Market is a Dortmund fan
If Mr. Market, the character from 'The Intelligent Investor', was real, he would be a Borussia Dortmund fan. The team rose strongly on the stock market last week, but has slumped after its defeat against Mainz 05.
The emergence of artificial intelligence and other risks to the global economy
AI has emerged as one of the bigest risk for the global economy, as it raises significant challenges in terms of data security and privacy, usage ethics and biases and competition for technological supremacy among countries.
Real Risks, no more “Trending Topics”
They don't allow us to see the myriad of international risks and issues that put us in danger or where we might have something to contribute.
From Crisis Comes Opportunity (For the Patient Investor)
Jonathan Boyar, principal of Boyar Value Group and advisor to the MAPFRE AM US Forgotten Value Fund, analyzes the causes and consequences of SVB's collapse and the Credit Suisse crisis.
The dilemma of rising rates and the case of SVB
Gonzalo de Cadenas, director of macroeconomic and financial analysis at MAPFRE Economics, studies the collapse of SVB and its implications for monetary policy.
The ECB is ahead of market expectations
With inflation expected at 6% by 2023, the ECB will most likely not stop rate hikes at 3%.