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inbestMe’s objectives are fully aligned with our clients: to help them make their money grow as much as possible. The launch of the inbestMe Savings Portfolio goes in this direction, complementing our current services.
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The Federal Reserve raises interest rates by 0.25%. Yesterday, the FED decided to increase interest rates by 0.25%. This takes the official target range of FED FUNDS to 4.75% to 5.00%.
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It was widely expected that the first quarter of 2023 would have seen the world economy falling into a recession. As often happens, expectations are being disattended and the last economic data point to an economy that is more resilient than we could have expected.
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The inbestMe Savings Portfolio is designed to automatically take advantage of interest rate hikes by central banks.
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As expected, this week, central banks executed another round of interest rates hikes. This is the last one of a series of very quick hikes that they decided in order to regain the control of inflation. The Federal Reserve raised official rates of a total of 4.50% since last year, and the ECB increased interest…
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This week was dense of very important events for financial markets. The first one was the closely watched Consumer Price Inflation from the US. Inflation came out lower than expected, even if it still remains at the quite elevated level of +7.1% since one year ago (it was expected at +7.3%). In this link, you…
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Money market funds are funds that invest in short and usually quite safe money market instruments. Given the fact that after years of negative interest rates even short-term rates are quickly getting back in positive territory, these funds are attracting a lot of interest from investors. For example, in the US you are paid almost…
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The fastest rises in history During the last few months, we have witnessed one of the quickest increase in official interest rates ever (in particular, we refer to the European Central Bank (ECB) and the US Federal Reserve (FED)).
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Since the beginning of March, a few incidents happened in the banking sector. This came quite unexpectedly at a time when everybody was saying that the banking sector is nowadays much more resilient than in the past. What went on and could this mean a new crisis like 2008?
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During the last few days, one important US bank was closed. It was all stunningly quick. Silicon Valley bank was considered one of the best US banks. In just a couple of days it failed, and it was the biggest banking failure of the last 15 years and the second ever.
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