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Commentary • Jan 23, 2020
It seems like nothing can move the market in any meaningful direction these days. Volatility has remained low despite continued global concerns. By Jon Maier, Michelle Cluver, CFA and Frank Van Dyke
Commentary • Jan 6, 2020
2019 was a whirlwind of a year, epitomized by shifting clouds of uncertainty. Unfortunately, this is likely to remain front and center ... By Jon Maier, Michelle Cluver, CFA and Frank Van Dyke
Commentary • Dec 19, 2019
For the last 30 years, United States Treasury Yields have continually fallen, driven by expansionary monetary policy and low inflation. By Jon Maier, Michelle Cluver, CFA, and Frank Van Dyke
Commentary • Dec 10, 2019
In our 2020 outlook, we explore potential catalysts that could propel markets forward. By Global X Team
Commentary • Nov 27, 2019
Conversational Alpha® is live! Our series brings readers relatable investment narratives that may drive long term returns. By Jon Maier
Commentary • Nov 19, 2019
Do the current low levels of the VIX Index create a disconnect between volatility expectations and the market reality? By Michelle Cluver, CFA
Commentary • Nov 15, 2019
The Federal Reserve has cut the fed funds rate three times since July, improving the shape of the treasury yield curve. By Jon Maier
Commentary • Nov 11, 2019
EM currencies have strengthened significantly on hopes of a trade deal. Could this be the start of an improving trend for EM? By Jon Maier, Michelle Cluver, CFA
Commentary • Nov 6, 2019
Where to find yield within an environment where fixed income and equity yields are converging. By Jon Maier
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