If you have a 100% Bond portfolio at inbestMe, you may have noticed in recent weeks a behavior that caught your attention: a decline in the accumulated return of your bond portfolio after a positive start to the year.
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Not everyone invests with the idea of taking large swings to pursue maximum returns.
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The conflict is far away. The consequences are not. When news about tensions in the Middle East appears, we tend to look at it from a distance. It seems complex, geopolitical, and sometimes even unrelated to us. But there is a fairly mechanical chain that connects what happens there with what you pay here: at…
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In recent years, we have once again faced war scenarios that we believed had been left behind forever. For this reason, the question of whether it is advisable to exit financial investments during a war is undoubtedly legitimate.
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In recent years, everyone talks about ChatGPT and language models. They help us write texts, answer questions, summarize documents… and seem almost magical.
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As expected, the European Central Bank decided not to change interest rates and reiterated its confidence that inflation will continue moving toward its long-term 2% target.
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The Fed Keeps Rates at 3.5%. At the January 2026 meeting, the Federal Reserve decided to keep the Fed Funds rate (the U.S. benchmark interest rate) in the 3.50%–3.75% range, as the market had expected.
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As a complement to the exceptional returns of our portfolios at the end of 2025, we review here the performance of inbestMe’s dollar ETFs portfolios.
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2025 Market Commentary. The year 2025 was very favorable for financial assets. Equity indices, such as the MSCI ACWI (+23%), and fixed income (+8% in 10-year U.S. Treasury bonds) also closed with gains, largely ignoring concerns about Trump’s tariffs.
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In recent years, there has been a significant increase in geopolitical risk. And yet, markets are at all-time highs and seem to completely ignore news that should be shaking them.
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