Capital Group

Of all the lessons learned during the pandemic, perhaps the most consequential lesson for companies is now obvious in hindsight: relying on single links in the global supply chain was a mistake.

The wisdom of crowds can be powerful. But in times of heightened uncertainty, it can be helpful to understand potential risks.

Investors want to know how much longer the pain will last.

There’s a new reality taking shape in global markets. Read Capital Group’s long-term perspectives on markets and economies in our Outlook 2023 edition.

While Europe is on the brink of recession, a changing energy demand picture could mean the downturn is less damaging than predicted.

The global macroeconomic backdrop has been the main driver of emerging market (EM) debt returns in 2022 and this looks set to continue in 2023.

There’s a new reality taking shape in global markets. Commentators have in the last few months mostly focused on a rotation from growth to value, but we think that view is too simplistic.

The last time U.S. inflation spiked above 9%, Ronald Reagan was the newly elected president of the United States. And stainless steel DeLorean sports cars were rolling off the production line.

Do midterm elections have any effect on equity markets? To find out, we examined more than 90 years of data and found that the answer is …

As stocks and bonds continue to tumble a week after the Federal Reserve’s latest rate hike, investors are understandably asking how long this painful bear market will persist.