Several important inflation figures have been released in the past couple of  weeks, but all of them were quickly branded by the Fed as transitory and/or due  to the base effect, and markets quietly followed suit. Let's carefully and objectively review those data.

We would like to introduce you to the fourth episode of our monthly Frontier Markets Podcasts Series, the focus of this episode is Uruguay.

"Elevated valuation pressures are signaled by asset prices that are high relative to economic fundamentals or historical norms and are often driven by an increased willingness of investors to take on risk. As such, elevated valuation pressures imply a greater possibility of outsized drops in...

A little over a year ago, financial markets bottomed out as the world was just  beginning its long journey through the pandemic. At that time, everything  seemed terrible. Yet, since then, the equity and credit markets have been able to  anticipate what would happen with...

We would like to introduce you to the third episode of our monthly Frontier Markets Podcasts Series, the focus of this episode is Uganda.

For several months now, the market has been aware that the coming months are the ones that will be the most insidious for inflation and interest rates.

“It is not the strongest of the species that survives, nor the most intelligent; it is the one most adaptable to change". While there is ample debate as to whether Darwin actually said this phrase or not, its meaning is unquestionably true. And financial markets are no exception.

We would like to introduce you to the second episode of our monthly Frontier Markets Podcasts Series, the focus of this episode is Uzbekistan.