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World Market News - Latest Updates and Global Insights

World markets are so intertwined these days — what happens in one region of the financial markets can affect another halfway around the world.

New markets in the global space are emerging all the time. And the key to growing your wealth is looking outside the box. The world is truly your oyster.

Here’s how the world market is looking at the moment…

 

World Markets: Global Insights into Financial Trends and Investment Opportunities

With trade agreements coming into force and relationships constantly shifting, so too is the global share market.

Of course, this means we must be constantly wary of economic risks that arise, in all parts of the world.

Learn how world market events could potentially affect your investments here in Australia and how you could prosper by being ahead of the game…

Here at Fat Tail Daily, we’ll provide daily articles covering the latest across the global economy.

Check out our latest articles below.

AUD Outlook - Australian Dollar Rises - Aussie Dollar News

End of Australia’s Recession Free Streak Pushes AUD Lower

Have you been following the foreign exchange market lately? I’ve the habit of looking at it daily to check what the Aussie dollar will fetch you abroad…even though we can’t travel right now. Anyway, the AUD exchange rates are telling quite a story… The US dollar is diving A currency’s movements are usually measured against […]

By Selva Freigedo, Wednesday, 02 September 2020

PayPal BNPL Competition - Buy Now Pay Later ASX Stocks

Afterpay Share Price Down: Can PayPal Kill the Aussie BNPL Sector?

The Afterpay Ltd [ASX:APT] share price went as low as $73.68 today, before clawing back a large part of the losses. All of this happened on the back of PayPal announcing its own buy now, pay later (BNPL) service. We look at what competition means for Afterpay and its peers in the Aussie BNPL sector…

By Lachlann Tierney, Wednesday, 02 September 2020

Central Banks Printing Money Lead to Inflation - Stock Market Impact

Central Banks Printing Our Way Out of Trouble — The Danger of Inflation

Dear Reader, The 80s were some interesting times for Argentina. The country was transitioning from a military government to democracy. And, among many of the legacies left over from the old regime, there was a lot of debt…and inflation. To start afresh, the new government replaced the currency, the Argentinean peso, with a brand-new one: […]

By Selva Freigedo, Wednesday, 02 September 2020

Find ASX Tech Stocks - Investing in Tech Stocks

Why Tech Stocks Are Doing So Well and Where to Look for the Next Amazon

Increasingly gains on the S&P 500 [SPX] are concentrated in the hands of just a few companies. There’s a good reason for this — the pandemic is accelerating the push towards technology like never before. But there are two perspectives out there, which offer very different visions of what the market will do…

By Lachlann Tierney, Wednesday, 02 September 2020

China Exposed - China Globalist Dream is Over, The China Myth

China Exposed — Investors Should Adopt the Brace Position

Dear Reader, The four most expensive words in history are said to be ‘it’s different this time’. Normally those words are used to justify some sort of insane price rise in an asset class. In other words, people trot out those four words when a bubble is forming, and the high prices have decoupled from […]

By Jim Rickards, Tuesday, 01 September 2020

US Economic Recovery - US Fed and Central Banks

The Decade Long Recovery — US Economic Recovery from COVID-19

Dear Reader, The Federal Reserve Bank did the unthinkable back in April. It unleashed US$3 trillion onto the financial system in less than three months. However, as Jim points out today, think of that money as a mere bridging loan for the US. Unemployment data is expected to rise for the US as of September […]

By Jim Rickards, Monday, 31 August 2020

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