At the beginning of February, we published an analysis explaining why SRI portfolios had underperformed in 2025. We explained that this was neither an error nor an anomaly, but rather the natural result of applying different investment criteria within the same risk framework, and that SRI investing goes through favourable and unfavourable market cycles that…
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This is not a report. It’s a letter. We’re here to make money, yes—but also to enjoy the journey.
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Value ETF Portfolios Lead Performance in 2026. Following the outstanding performance of our portfolios through the end of June 2026, we review the results of inbestMe’s Value ETF portfolios.
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As a complement to the exceptional returns achieved by our portfolios as of the end of June 2026, we review the performance of inbestMe’s dollar-denominated ETF portfolios.
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This article complements our recent series reviewing the performance of inbestMe’s investment portfolios as of the end of June 2026.
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This report complements our report on the performance of inbestMe investment portfolios as of the end of the first half of 2026, focusing specifically on our pension plan portfolios.
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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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This report complements previous reports on the exceptional returns of our portfolios at the end of 2025, with a review of the performance of value ETF portfolios.
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Savings portfolio returns, as expected The returns of the savings portfolios have evolved as expected and in line with our previous communications. These portfolios are designed to replicate central bank interest rates through an optimized selection of money market funds. That is why we communicate that the Yield is variable, meaning it fluctuates as central…
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