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Macro Economics

Macroeconomics is the assessment of factors such as gross domestic product, employment, inflation, money supply and government debt, and how they influence the overall economy. Economists use aggregate data to understand trends and assess economic health at a particular point in time, relative to historic averages, expectations and / or other counties or regions.

Global Stock MarketsMacro Economics
Is there light at the end of the tunnel?

As we enter the final phase of a painful year for investors across nearly all asset classes, SKAGEN ...

Emerging MarketsMacro Economics
Brazilian stock market braces for presidential runoff
Global Stock MarketsMacro Economics
Braced for a bear market: A SKAGEN perspective
Global Stock MarketsMacro Economics
The silent assassin: What rising inflation means for investors
Macro EconomicsGlobal Stock Markets
CIO Update: Is Inflation Here to Stay?

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