At a minimum, with shifting projections of investment risk and the furor of the early days of the Trump administration, international investors need to evaluate whether it makes sense to shift some money to countries other than the United States ...
What's impressive about that is that the markets rebounded despite continual shocks, uncertainty and periodic sharp price declines, often induced by the disruptive policies of the Trump administration. ...
Because the dollar fell an average of 10 percent against other developed-market currencies and 7 percent against those in emerging markets, the advantages of investing outside the United States have been even more compelling for people living elsewhere and using other currencies ...
Clearly, an international approach was a good strategy for many people. Generally speaking, diversified holdings in emerging markets and developed markets outside the United States were superior to investments in U.S ...
markets were better for many years, U.S. investors would have been better off so far in 2025 if they owned big dollops of international stocks. ...
public markets is making them riskier than those of the average international market, including those labeled emerging markets. ...
topAt a minimum, with shifting projections of investment risk and the furor of the early days of the Trump administration, international investors need to evaluate whether it makes sense to shift some money to countries other than the United States
topAt a minimum, with shifting projections of investment risk and the furor of the early days of the Trump administration, international investors need to evaluate whether it makes sense to shift some money to countries other than the United States
topClearly, an international approach was a good strategy for many people. Generally speaking, diversified holdings in emerging markets and developed markets outside the United States were superior to investments in U.S
topBecause the dollar fell an average of 10 percent against other developed-market currencies and 7 percent against those in emerging markets, the advantages of investing outside the United States have been even more compelling for people living elsewhere and using other currencies
topClearly, an international approach was a good strategy for many people. Generally speaking, diversified holdings in emerging markets and developed markets outside the United States were superior to investments in U.S
topAt a minimum, with shifting projections of investment risk and the furor of the early days of the Trump administration, international investors need to evaluate whether it makes sense to shift some money to countries other than the United States
topGenerally speaking, diversified holdings in emerging markets and developed markets outside the United States were superior to investments in U.S. assets in the first half of this year.
topClearly, an international approach was a good strategy for many people. Generally speaking, diversified holdings in emerging markets and developed markets outside the United States were superior to investments in U.S
topinvestors with a strong home-country bias may want to consider whether they have diversified sufficiently outside the United States.. . A Sampling of Returns. As I pointed out recently, the U.S. stock and bond markets have turned in solid performances for U.S.
topClearly, an international approach was a good strategy for many people. Generally speaking, diversified holdings in emerging markets and developed markets outside the United States were superior to investments in U.S
topAt a minimum, with shifting projections of investment risk and the furor of the early days of the Trump administration, international investors need to evaluate whether it makes sense to shift some money to countries other than the United States
topGenerally speaking, diversified holdings in emerging markets and developed markets outside the United States were superior to investments in U.S. assets in the first half of this year.
topAt a minimum, with shifting projections of investment risk and the furor of the early days of the Trump administration, international investors need to evaluate whether it makes sense to shift some money to countries other than the United States
topWhat's impressive about that is that the markets rebounded despite continual shocks, uncertainty and periodic sharp price declines, often induced by the disruptive policies of the Trump administration.
topAs I pointed out recently, the U.S. stock and bond markets have turned in solid performances for U.S. investors so far this year. What's impressive about that is that the markets rebounded despite continual shocks, uncertainty and periodic...
topThe first half of the year was a game changer for investors in Europe, Japan and many other countries for whom the instability of the U.S. financial markets was a seismic event.
top... minimum, with shifting projections of investment risk and the furor of the early days of the Trump administration, international investors need to evaluate whether it makes sense to shift some money to countries other than the United States.
topAs I pointed out recently, the U.S. stock and bond markets have turned in solid performances for U.S. investors so far this year. What's impressive about that is that the markets rebounded despite continual shocks, uncertainty and periodic sharp...
topThere are similar results in bond and commodity markets, with the weakening dollar often aiding U.S. investors with holdings abroad and hurting people using other currencies to hold dollar-denominated assets
topstock market has largely rebounded since late April, and that may be masking an unpleasant reality. For global investors, the lagging performance and heightened volatility of U.S. markets this year represent a shift.
topinvestors so far this year. What's impressive about that is that the markets rebounded despite continual shocks, uncertainty and periodic sharp price declines, often induced by the disruptive policies of the Trump administration
topWhat's impressive about that is that the markets rebounded despite continual shocks, uncertainty and periodic sharp price declines, often induced by the disruptive policies of the Trump administration.
topIn yen: -3.8 percent.. . In euros: -7.7 percent.. . And finally, consider investments in a broad index of emerging markets excluding China, over the first half of the year, using three different currencies:
topGenerally speaking, diversified holdings in emerging markets and developed markets outside the United States were superior to investments in U.S.
topstock market in the first half of 2025 made U.S. equities even riskier, in some respects, than traditionally risky emerging markets. That category includes an extraordinarily diverse range of countries including India, Taiwan, South Korea, Brazil and Mexico, as well as Saudi Arabia...
toppublic markets is making them riskier than those of the average international market, including those labeled emerging markets.
topClearly, an international approach was a good strategy for many people. Generally speaking, diversified holdings in emerging markets and developed markets outside the United States were superior to investments in U.S
topBecause the dollar fell an average of 10 percent against other developed-market currencies and 7 percent against those in emerging markets, the advantages of investing outside the United States have been even more compelling...
topBecause the dollar fell an average of 10 percent against other developed-market currencies and 7 percent against those in emerging markets, the advantages of investing outside the United States have been even more compelling for people living elsewhere and using other currencies
topThe first half of the year was a game changer for investors in Europe, Japan and many other countries for whom the instability of the U.S. financial markets was a seismic event
topThere are similar results in bond and commodity markets, with the weakening dollar often aiding U.S. investors with holdings abroad and hurting people using other currencies to hold dollar-denominated assets
topoutperformance, stocks, bonds and the dollar all experienced painful reversals that were magnified for those holding euros, yen and other currencies.
top... the collapse of the Bretton-Woods system" of fixed exchange rates pegged to the dollar, which was then convertible to gold. The breakdown of that system caused chaos in financial markets, but the United States re-emerged as the central, indispensable player in global finance.
topBecause the dollar fell an average of 10 percent against other developed-market currencies and 7 percent against those in emerging markets, the advantages of investing outside the United States have been even more compelling for people living elsewhere and using other currencies
top... half of the year was a game changer for investors in Europe, Japan and many other countries for whom the instability of the U.S. financial markets was a seismic event. After years of U.S. outperformance, stocks, bonds and the dollar all experienced painful reversals that were magnified for those holding euros, yen and other currencies
topThat, in fact, is the finding of a proprietary model that MSCI uses to forecast the risk of investing in a variety of markets. Especially for people holding foreign currencies, who must deal with oscillations in the dollar, the volatility of U.S
topThat, in fact, is the finding of a proprietary model that MSCI uses to forecast the risk of investing in a variety of markets. Especially for people holding foreign currencies, who must deal with oscillations in the dollar, the volatility of U.S.
topThat, in fact, is the finding of a proprietary model that MSCI uses to forecast the risk of investing in a variety of markets. Especially for people holding foreign currencies, who must deal with oscillations in the dollar, the volatility of U.S
topThe first half of the year was a game changer for investors in Europe, Japan and many other countries for whom the instability of the U.S. financial markets was a seismic event. After years of U.S. outperformance, stocks, bonds and the dollar all experienced painful reversals that were magnified for those holding euros, yen...
topThere are similar results in bond and commodity markets, with the weakening dollar often aiding U.S. investors with holdings abroad and hurting people using other currencies to hold dollar-denominated assets.
topThe advantages of the United States remain formidable, and the recent tumult may recede into the background, but because many current problems appear to stem from the policies of the Trump administration, there is ample reason for concern.. . Triple Red. The shudders in U.S
topWhat's impressive about that is that the markets rebounded despite continual shocks, uncertainty and periodic sharp price declines, often induced by the disruptive policies of the Trump administration
top... many current problems appear to stem from the policies of the Trump administration, there is ample reason for concern.. . Triple Red. The shudders in U.S. financial markets after President Trump's tariff announcements on April 2 amounted to what Ashley Lester, the chief research officer of MSCI, called a rare "triple-red moment," a simultaneous and significant sell-off in stocks, Treasury bonds...
top... President Trump's tariff announcements on April 2 amounted to what Ashley Lester, the chief research officer of MSCI, called a rare "triple-red moment," a simultaneous and significant sell-off in stocks, Treasury bonds and the U.S.
topfinancial markets after President Trump's tariff announcements on April 2 amounted to what Ashley Lester, the chief research officer of MSCI, called a rare "triple-red moment," a simultaneous and significant sell-off in stocks, Treasury bonds and the U.S.
top... after President Trump's tariff announcements on April 2 amounted to what Ashley Lester, the chief research officer of MSCI, called a rare "triple-red moment," a simultaneous and significant sell-off in stocks, Treasury bonds and the U.S.
top. At a minimum, with shifting projections of investment risk and the furor of the early days of the Trump administration, international investors need to evaluate whether it makes sense to shift some money to countries other than the United States
top... background, but because many current problems appear to stem from the policies of the Trump administration, there is ample reason for concern.. . Triple Red. The shudders in U.S. financial markets after President Trump's tariff announcements on April 2 amounted to what Ashley Lester, the chief research officer of MSCI, called a rare "triple-red moment," a simultaneous and significant sell-off in stocks, Treasury...
top. At a minimum, with shifting projections of investment risk and the furor of the early days of the Trump administration, international investors need to evaluate whether it makes sense to shift some money to countries other than the United States
topfinancial markets were unquestionably the premier destination, both in terms of relatively high investment returns and low risk.
topThe markets won't shrug off such problems forever.. . At a minimum, with shifting projections of investment risk and the furor of the early days of the Trump administration, international investors need to evaluate whether it makes sense to shift some money to countries other than the United States
topThat, in fact, is the finding of a proprietary model that MSCI uses to forecast the risk of investing in a variety of markets. Especially for people holding foreign currencies, who must deal with oscillations in the dollar, the volatility of U.S
topAt a minimum, with shifting projections of investment risk and the furor of the early days of the Trump administration, international investors need to evaluate whether it makes sense to shift some money to countries other than the United States.
top... year was a game changer for investors in Europe, Japan and many other countries for whom the instability of the U.S. financial markets was a seismic event. After years of U.S. outperformance, stocks, bonds and the dollar all experienced painful reversals that were magnified for those holding euros, yen and other currencies
top... tariff announcements on April 2 amounted to what Ashley Lester, the chief research officer of MSCI, called a rare "triple-red moment," a simultaneous and significant sell-off in stocks, Treasury bonds and the U.S.
topFor global investors, the lagging performance and heightened volatility of U.S. markets this year represent a shift. For most of the last few decades, U.S. financial markets were unquestionably the premier destination, both in terms of relatively high investment returns...
topmarkets this year represent a shift. For most of the last few decades, U.S. financial markets were unquestionably the premier destination, both in terms of relatively high investment returns and low risk
topThe country is changing rapidly, and financial markets are reacting. Comparisons with other developed markets, and with emerging markets, are unavoidable.
topThe advantages of the United States remain formidable, and the recent tumult may recede into the background, but because many current problems appear to stem from the policies of the Trump administration, there is ample reason for concern.. . Triple Red. The shudders in U.S. financial markets after President Trump's tariff announcements on April 2 amounted to what Ashley Lester, the...
topstock market has largely rebounded since late April, and that may be masking an unpleasant reality. For global investors, the lagging performance and heightened volatility of U.S. markets this year represent a shift. For most of the last few decades, U.S. financial markets were unquestionably the premier destination, both in terms of relatively high investment returns...
topfinancial markets after President Trump's tariff announcements on April 2 amounted to what Ashley Lester, the chief research officer of MSCI, called a rare "triple-red moment," a simultaneous and significant sell-off in stocks, Treasury bonds...
topfinancial markets after President Trump's tariff announcements on April 2 amounted to what Ashley Lester, the chief research officer of MSCI, called a rare "triple-red moment," a simultaneous and significant sell-off in stocks, Treasury...
topThe first half of the year was a game changer for investors in Europe, Japan and many other countries for whom the instability of the U.S. financial markets was a seismic event
topinvestors with a strong home-country bias may want to consider whether they have diversified sufficiently outside the United States.. . A Sampling of Returns. As I pointed out recently, the U.S. stock and bond markets have turned in solid performances for U.S. investors so far this year. What's impressive about that is that the markets rebounded despite continual shocks, uncertainty and periodic...
topfinancial markets were unquestionably the premier destination, both in terms of relatively high investment returns and low risk.. . The advantages of the United States remain formidable, and the recent tumult may recede into the background, but because many current problems appear to stem from the policies...
top... issue of volatility - the degree of price fluctuations, both up and down - and when you include this dimension of risk in your thinking, the United States has looked worse lately than emerging market countries.. . That, in fact, is the finding of a proprietary model that MSCI uses to forecast the risk of investing in a variety of markets
topfinancial markets were unquestionably the premier destination, both in terms of relatively high investment returns and low risk.. . The advantages of the United States remain formidable, and the recent tumult may recede into the background, but because many current problems appear to stem from the policies of the Trump administration, there is ample reason for concern
topThere's also the issue of volatility - the degree of price fluctuations, both up and down - and when you include this dimension of risk in your thinking, the United States has looked worse lately than emerging market countries.. . That, in fact, is the finding of a proprietary model that MSCI uses to forecast the risk of investing in a variety of markets
top... markets were unquestionably the premier destination, both in terms of relatively high investment returns and low risk.. . The advantages of the United States remain formidable, and the recent tumult may recede into the background, but because many current problems appear to stem from the policies of the Trump administration, there is ample reason for concern
top... up and down - and when you include this dimension of risk in your thinking, the United States has looked worse lately than emerging market countries.. . That, in fact, is the finding of a proprietary model that MSCI uses to forecast the risk of investing in a variety of markets.
top... also the issue of volatility - the degree of price fluctuations, both up and down - and when you include this dimension of risk in your thinking, the United States has looked worse lately than emerging market countries.. . That, in fact, is the finding of a proprietary model that MSCI uses to forecast the risk of investing in a variety of markets
topBut it's possible that, in critical ways for investors, we are already living in a new world. It makes sense to diversify, even if the United States returns unequivocally to its old status as the indispensable country...
topIt makes sense to diversify, even if the United States returns unequivocally to its old status as the indispensable country with the most reliable economy and markets in the modern world.
topIt makes sense to diversify, even if the United States returns unequivocally to its old status as the indispensable country with the most reliable economy and markets in the modern world.
topstock market has rebounded, the combination of the Trump tariffs, a volatile dollar and an erratic bond market has begun to shake global investment thinking.
topstock market has rebounded, the combination of the Trump tariffs, a volatile dollar and an erratic bond market has begun to shake global investment thinking.
topstock market has rebounded, the combination of the Trump tariffs, a volatile dollar and an erratic bond market has begun to shake global investment thinking.. . By Jeff Sommer. July 18, 2025. . People living in the United States and using mainly dollars in their personal lives may not fully appreciate the combination of shocks that have unnerved investors...
topstock market has rebounded, the combination of the Trump tariffs, a volatile dollar and an erratic bond market has begun to shake global investment thinking.
topThere's also the issue of volatility - the degree of price fluctuations, both up and down - and when you include this dimension of risk in your thinking, the United States has looked worse lately than emerging market countries.. . That, in fact, is the finding of a proprietary model that MSCI uses to forecast the risk of investing in...
top... minimum, with shifting projections of investment risk and the furor of the early days of the Trump administration, international investors need to evaluate whether it makes sense to shift some money to countries other than the United States. And U.S. investors with a strong home-country bias may want to consider whether they have diversified sufficiently outside the United States
toptariff rate is already the highest it has been since the Great Depression, according to the Budget Lab at Yale, and many countries have refrained from imposing equivalent tariffs on the United States in the hope of reaching a compromise. The perils of this global trade war could still become much worse
top... Great Depression, according to the Budget Lab at Yale, and many countries have refrained from imposing equivalent tariffs on the United States in the hope of reaching a compromise. The perils of this global trade war could still become much worse.
topThe breakdown of that system caused chaos in financial markets, but the United States re-emerged as the central, indispensable player in global finance.. . In a video chat from London, Mr
top... been since the Great Depression, according to the Budget Lab at Yale, and many countries have refrained from imposing equivalent tariffs on the United States in the hope of reaching a compromise. The perils of this global trade war could still become much worse.
topThe breakdown of that system caused chaos in financial markets, but the United States re-emerged as the central, indispensable player in global finance..
topPeople living in the United States and using mainly dollars in their personal lives may not fully appreciate the combination of shocks that have unnerved investors elsewhere in the world.
topstock market has rebounded, the combination of the Trump tariffs, a volatile dollar and an erratic bond market has begun to shake global investment thinking.. . By Jeff Sommer. July 18, 2025. . People living in the United States and using mainly dollars in their personal lives may not fully appreciate the combination of shocks that have unnerved...
topThe breakdown of that system caused chaos in financial markets, but the United States re-emerged as the central, indispensable player in global finance.
topEven so, in terms of market performance, America this year is far from first. Stock and bond markets elsewhere in the world have been outstanding, and the falling U.S.
topEven so, in terms of market performance, America this year is far from first. Stock and bond markets elsewhere in the world have been outstanding, and the falling U.S
topEven so, in terms of market performance, America this year is far from first. Stock and bond markets elsewhere in the world have been outstanding, and the falling U.S.
topEven so, in terms of market performance, America this year is far from first. Stock and bond markets elsewhere in the world have been outstanding, and the falling U.S
topstock market has rebounded, the combination of the Trump tariffs, a volatile dollar and an erratic bond market has begun to shake global investment thinking.
topIn fact, calculations by the global financial services company MSCI show that for people using Japanese yen or euros, the combined volatility of the dollar and the U.S
topRiskier Than Emerging Markets.. While the U.S. stock market has rebounded, the combination of the Trump tariffs, a volatile dollar and an erratic bond market has begun to shake global investment thinking.
topIn fact, calculations by the global financial services company MSCI show that for people using Japanese yen or euros, the combined volatility of the dollar and the U.S. stock market in the first half of 2025 made U.S. equities even riskier, in some respects, than traditionally risky emerging markets
topstock market has rebounded, the combination of the Trump tariffs, a volatile dollar and an erratic bond market has begun to shake global investment thinking.
topIn fact, calculations by the global financial services company MSCI show that for people using Japanese yen or euros, the combined volatility of the dollar and the U.S. stock market in the first half of 2025 made U.S
topIn fact, calculations by the global financial services company MSCI show that for people using Japanese yen or euros, the combined volatility of the dollar and the U.S. stock market in the first half of 2025 made U.S. equities even riskier, in some respects, than traditionally risky emerging markets
topIs the U.S. Riskier Than Emerging Markets.. While the U.S. stock market has rebounded, the combination of the Trump tariffs, a volatile dollar and an erratic bond market has begun to shake global investment thinking
topstock market has rebounded, the combination of the Trump tariffs, a volatile dollar and an erratic bond market has begun to shake global investment thinking.
topRiskier Than Emerging Markets.. While the U.S. stock market has rebounded, the combination of the Trump tariffs, a volatile dollar and an erratic bond market has begun to shake global investment thinking
topIn fact, calculations by the global financial services company MSCI show that for people using Japanese yen or euros, the combined volatility of the dollar and the U.S
topIn fact, calculations by the global financial services company MSCI show that for people using Japanese yen or euros, the combined volatility of the dollar and the U.S.
top. Risky Places. I've talked so far about raw market performance. There's also the issue of volatility - the degree of price fluctuations, both up and down - and when you include this dimension of risk in your thinking, the United States has looked worse lately than emerging market countries
topstock market has rebounded, the combination of the Trump tariffs, a volatile dollar and an erratic bond market has begun to shake global investment thinking.
topIn fact, calculations by the global financial services company MSCI show that for people using Japanese yen or euros, the combined volatility of the dollar and the U.S.
topIn fact, calculations by the global financial services company MSCI show that for people using Japanese yen or euros, the combined volatility of the dollar and the U.S.
topstock market has rebounded, the combination of the Trump tariffs, a volatile dollar and an erratic bond market has begun to shake global investment thinking
topstock market has rebounded, the combination of the Trump tariffs, a volatile dollar and an erratic bond market has begun to shake global investment thinking
top... Risky Places. I've talked so far about raw market performance. There's also the issue of volatility - the degree of price fluctuations, both up and down - and when you include this dimension of risk in your thinking, the United States has looked worse lately than emerging market countries
topIn fact, calculations by the global financial services company MSCI show that for people using Japanese yen or euros, the combined volatility of the dollar and the U.S.
topNo one knows the answer, but it's being asked urgently by global investors.. . Risky Places. I've talked so far about raw market performance. There's also the issue of volatility - the degree of price fluctuations, both up and down - and when you include this dimension...
topstock market has rebounded, the combination of the Trump tariffs, a volatile dollar and an erratic bond market has begun to shake global investment thinking.
topIs the U.S. Riskier Than Emerging Markets.. While the U.S. stock market has rebounded, the combination of the Trump tariffs, a volatile dollar and an erratic bond market has begun to shake global investment thinking
topIn fact, calculations by the global financial services company MSCI show that for people using Japanese yen or euros, the combined volatility of the dollar and the U.S. stock market in the first half of 2025 made U.S. equities even riskier, in some respects, than traditionally risky emerging markets
topstock market has largely rebounded since late April, and that may be masking an unpleasant reality. For global investors, the lagging performance and heightened volatility of U.S
topNo one knows the answer, but it's being asked urgently by global investors.. . Risky Places. I've talked so far about raw market performance. There's also the issue of volatility - the degree of price fluctuations, both up and down - and when you include this dimension of risk in your thinking, the United States has looked...
topstock market has largely rebounded since late April, and that may be masking an unpleasant reality. For global investors, the lagging performance and heightened volatility of U.S. markets this year represent a shift
topThe critical question is whether that will be true in the future. No one knows the answer, but it's being asked urgently by global investors.. . Risky Places. I've talked so far about raw market performance. There's also the issue of volatility - the degree of price fluctuations, both up and down - and when you include this...
topNote how the weakening of the dollar against the euro - and, to a lesser extent, against the yen - changed the picture for investors in these different currencies in the first half of this year
topThere are similar results in bond and commodity markets, with the weakening dollar often aiding U.S. investors with holdings abroad and hurting people using other currencies to hold dollar-denominated assets
top... lives may not fully appreciate the combination of shocks that have unnerved investors elsewhere in the world.. . The first half of the year was a game changer for investors in Europe, Japan and many other countries for whom the instability of the U.S.