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It’s been over three years since Canada became the first G7 country to legalize the recreational use of cannabis by adults. While Canada may have been the first industrialized nation to end prohibition, it won’t be the last.
The rapid resetting of expectations on what the Fed will do helps to explain the latest bout of stock market pain, but the question creeping into the market is should the May PPI report confirm the peak inflation narrative is incorrect, what does it mean for the markets?
Monday, June 13 was another black day for the crypto market. Liquidation of margin positions of users of crypto exchanges reached $1 billion per day, according to the CoinGlass service. In total, the positions of 268,000 traders were forcibly closed.
Nothing is fun all the time, but given the number of hours we spend working on a daily and weekly basis, it shouldn’t be a bleak trudge to the end of the day either.
Interest in actively managed ETFs (exchange-traded funds) continues to grow as investors and financial advisers gravitate towards these structures as an investment of choice.
In a bipartisan move, Republican Senator Cynthia Lummis and Democratic Senator Kirsten Gillibrand have cosponsored and introduced the “Responsible Financial Innovation Act.”
Patrick Elie and Pierre-Alexandre Hurtubise, the Co-founders of Metrio, and Michael Bartels, Head of IR & ESG Services at Nasdaq, discuss what Nasdaq's acquisition of Metrio will mean for companies navigating an increasingly complex ESG landscape.
Investors face growing concerns the Fed is behind the inflation curve, and that the economy is entering a period of stagflation. On top of that, renewed lockdowns in China raise fresh questions over global supply chains.
Investors continue to adopt the mantra of “don’t fight the Fed.” With inflation at a 40-year high, along with the yield curve coming significantly closer to another inversion, the market was understandably in risk-off mode.
Are the happiest nations the wealthiest? Is there a link between the economic prosperity of a nation and the happiness of its people? Here’s an economic overview of the top five countries on the list.