South America in 2026: economic progress in a context of political uncertainty

During the last few years, several countries in the region have improved a series of macroeconomic indicators, favored by more contained inflation in economies such as Brazil or Chile and by a relatively favorable international environment. But future developments will continue to be conditioned by political and fiscal factors and as a consequence of the international environment's evolution.

North America: between nearshoring and unpredictability

North American countries are redefining their role in an increasingly fragmented world where the trend toward offshoring production coexists with the uncertainty stemming from U.S. policy, cementing Mexico and Canada as key partners, while the United States seeks to maintain its global leadership in a less predictable environment.

ASEAN, the Asian El Dorado

Often ignored by Western media and investment funds, the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) is emerging as the world’s fifth largest economy. With ten countries and 663 million inhabitants, the region is a fertile ground for investment opportunities.

Actively managed ETFs: A contradiction?

Actively managed ETFs (exchange-traded funds) have begun to gain popularity in recent years and now hold over $974 billion in assets under management. But what is an actively managed ETF? And how does it differ from passive management?

Fixed income yes, but for what duration?

Bonds, T-bills, and commercial paper are fixed-income assets. Their duration, which can range from a few months to decades, is important for judging their suitability. A few tips for improving your strategy are provided here.
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