Food prices are rising. And food producers — decimated by a lack of pricing power — might finally be getting their mojo back.
Category: Global Economy
Nothing happens in a vacuum, which is why its crucial to keep an eye on the global economy. Currencies around the world fluctuate, and impact everything from the prices of imports to the exchange rate at your local airport. Global stock markets intertwine, as events in Europe cause U.S. stocks to drop, and U.S. politics influence European stock markets. Stay up to date on everything going on in the global economy and learn how to prepare for the unexpected.
The Best Buy in the World Could Be in Africa
Analysts expect this African country to recover from its first annual contraction in 25 years. More important for investors, the stock market turned bullish.
The Energy Revolution Is Coming Soon to This Unlikely Destination
The U.S. now has more than 550 megawatts of “virtual power plants” hooked up. And the next country ready to join the energy storage parade may surprise you.
You’re a Biased Investor
We all have a natural tendency to want to invest in our home countries. However, an investor in any number of international indexes has done much better.
Around the World, This Indicator Peaked Last Week
Globalization brings benefits. However, globalization leads to a correlation in stock market movements. Now, there’s nowhere to hide in a bear market.
A Bubble Builds in Greece
Greece is almost a synonym for unending economic crisis. But despite the problems, investors are buying Greek stocks.
This 1 Change Could Turbocharge France’s Economy
If there’s one thing that defines modern-day France, it’s stringent labor laws that make it tough for companies to adapt and grow.
Wall Street Rushes Into Global Stocks
The global bull market isn’t finished, but sometimes it helps to step away from where the action’s been hot and look for fresh opportunities elsewhere.
Demand for Renewable Energy Skyrockets Around the Globe
Where we are getting our energy has changed dramatically over the years, and that is creating an incredible opportunity for investors…
First Shot Fired in the Tech Antitrust War
The $2.7 billion fine against Google is the opening shot in a soon-to-erupt antitrust war that’s going to take down some of techland’s most dominant names.
Italy Pushes Europe to the Brink of Another Financial Crisis
It is possible there are no problems below the surface of the European banking system. But the large bank failures are warning that all is not well.
F-16 Fighter Jets: ‘Made in India’?
Get ready, American manufacturers (and American investors), because a new player on the geopolitical stage — India — is coming for your business.
China’s 4 Horsemen of the Stock Market Apocalypse
The rise of popular large-cap emerging market indexes has been dominated by a quartet of highly popular homegrown Chinese tech companies.
Why Invest in Europe? Because of This
It shows you just how far Europe’s economy has come that even its sickest members are starting to revive. Can the good times continue? The data say yes.