The Federal Reserve cuts rates by 0.25%. The Federal Reserve decided on a 25 basis point cut, setting the target federal funds rate at 3.75–4%. The U.S. central bank also announced the suspension of quantitative tightening (the reduction of its bond portfolio) starting December 1, in order to avoid draining too much liquidity from the…
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Gold continues to shine in 2025 and reach new highs —although it has corrected in recent hours. But, as the saying goes, all that glitters is not gold: its spectacular recent performance can give a false sense of security to those who forget that this metal has also experienced long periods of low returns.
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Recently, we wrote about the role of cryptocurrencies: strategic reserve, future infrastructure, or still too volatile an asset? And their role in an investment portfolio.
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Every year that passes is a lost (or gained) opportunity to plan your retirement more solidly. In 2025, you have until December 31 to make contributions to your pension plan with tax advantages, especially valuable if you haven’t yet taken advantage of this part of the year. In this article, we explain everything you need…
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In recent years, we have chosen to report returns in full detail at mid-year and year-end.
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Index investing in 2025 seeks to maximize returns while minimizing uncertainty, relying on market efficiency and diversification as the investor’s best allies.
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In January 2024, the first spot Bitcoin ETFs appeared in the U.S.
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The Fed cuts rates by 0.25%. The Federal Reserve (Fed) reduced interest rates by 0.25% at its September 2025 meeting, setting the target range for the Fed Funds rate at 4.00–4.25% from the previous 4.25–4.50%. This is the first rate cut of 2025, after a total reduction of 1% in the fall of last year.
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Rates unchanged. In their most recent meetings, both the Federal Reserve (FED) and the European Central Bank (ECB) have opted not to change interest rates. In the case of the FED, this is the fifth consecutive meeting without changes. For the ECB, this pause comes after eight consecutive cuts. After the pandemic, central banks sharply…
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At inbestMe, one of the most frequent questions we receive in times like these is: “I’ve sold a business (or an apartment), and I want to invest that capital, but I’m worried that markets are at all-time highs. Wouldn’t it be better to wait for a correction?” This concern is logical: we associate an all-time…
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