Financial Pipeline spoke with global capital markets and investment expert David Pong about some of the risks involved in international investing, and how investors can try to mitigate those.
While it may be tempting to stay close to home when picking investments, some international exposure could provide additional returns and spread out risk.
Following economic collapse, Sri Lanka quickly implemented corrective measures, but the country hasn’t fully recovered yet. Myanmar, meanwhile, appears to be on the brink of economic disaster. The country could be poised to face its own bout of hyperinflation – what happens next hinges on whether the junta stays in power.
The prime rate is one of the most widely-quoted interest rates, as the main driver of the rates consumers pay on mortgages and loans, as well as what’s earned on bank deposits.
From normal to inverted yield curves, what they mean and
how they got that way. The Financial Pipeline is here to clear up some of the confusion around what is a yield curve.