Emerging Markets v. Developed Markets after Covid-19

These are strange days across all the markets. Developed markets coped with the global pandemic better than most financial analysts forecasted. Now with vaccine programs being successfully rolled out and

Credit interest rate development with moderate inflation

Broadly speaking, inflation is a general rise in the price of goods and services in the economy. It normally comes up when there’s a mismatch between supply and demand in

Are Bitcoin and Other Cryptocurrencies the Future or Almost the Past?

Cryptocurrency is a modern-day medium of exchange. It is essentially decentralized in structure, which allows non-interference from government and central authorities. Although many governments disregard its anarchic nature, cryptocurrency remains

Inflation Rise – A Short Term Trend or the Beginning of the Bursting of the Money Supply and Debt Bubble

Recently, eurozone inflation shot above what the ECB targeted in May. This sparked an ensuing debate among the policymaking community whether inflation is a short-term trend or a long term worry. The

Equity Performance In InflationVs. Equity Performance In Hyperinflation; Are There Winning Sectors?

Just a year ago, the global economy was upended. Inflation shot up due to sharp rises in oil prices and supply chain breakages brought on by government lockdowns. But as

Credit-financed real estate investments in times of inflation

With the world slowly awakening from the coronavirus pandemic, the markets have become bullish. This is great news for investors, but one potential downside of the booming stock market is