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With Donald Trump's victory, the federal debt continues to grow unchecked, a crucial issue that must be addressed.
The economy and an intensification of grassroots support would be some of the factors behind the historic win of now President-elect Donald Trump.
As we and the market anticipated, the Central Bank Board unanimously decided at its October meeting to cut the monetary policy interest rate by 25 basis points, bringing it to 5.25%.
Economic uncertainty continues to weigh on investors' decisions and any misalignment in market projections could generate an adverse reaction. The Fed faces the challenge of maintaining the balance between growth and inflation.
With the U.S. engaged in the rate adjustment process, our Central Bank will be able to continue its own adjustment process with a little more slack, so that the trajectory is more consistent with the weak macro scenario we face.
Yield curve disinvestment has historically been a signal indicating bad times for stocks, which argues for more defensive positioning.
It appears that the trend is rebounding and the market is ready to inject the liquidity it had been holding onto while waiting for better investment opportunities.
High mortgage rates are dampening demand.
In today's environment, fixed-maturity ETFs are emerging as a compelling option for those seeking predictable and stable returns over time.
A more balanced global exposure and active management are recommended to address the risk of concentration in passive indices.
