Tag: Interest
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Currency analysis: March 2026
🇺🇸 US Dollar The US dollar is currently exhibiting dynamic development, largely driven by monetary policy decisions of the Federal Reserve. While a more restrictive interest rate policy tends to strengthen the dollar, fluctuations in global risk appetite simultaneously influence demand for the currency. In periods of heightened uncertainty, investors increasingly seek refuge in the dollar, which supports its value, whereas an improved…
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Raw material analysis: March 2026
🛢️ Oil Market: The global oil market is currently experiencing dynamic development, characterized by a complex interplay of supply, demand, and geopolitical factors. While some producing countries are adjusting their production capacities to respond to fluctuating demand, political tensions in key producing regions are significantly impacting market stability. Furthermore, changes in global energy demand, driven by economic recovery…
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Interest rate analysis: March 2026
📊 Inflation & Price Developments The global interest rate environment is currently being significantly influenced by developments in inflation and price stability. While inflation rates remain elevated in many regions, initial signs of a cooling are emerging, indicating a gradual stabilization of prices. This dynamic presents central banks with the challenge of carefully adjusting their monetary policy measures…
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Market analysis: February 2026
🌍 1. Macro in 5 Sentences 📈 2. Stock Markets & ETFs Global Equities Developed Markets Emerging Markets Market Drivers Main Topics of the Month Sector Trends Valuation & Earnings Trends ETF Outlook Global ETFs: Factor ETFs: Thematic ETFs: 🧾 3. Funds Performance of Active Funds Best-performing Strategies Weaker Strategies 🏦 4. Bonds Government Bonds Corporate Bonds Yield Curve / Spreads Role in the Portfolio 🛢️ 5. Commodities Oil Industrial Metals Agricultural Commodities…
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🔍 NAV development
How the value of a fund or ETF really changes: The NAV (Net Asset Value) is the intrinsic value of a fund or ETF. It shows how much a share is worth purely mathematically, based on all the assets in the fund. The NAV development therefore describes how this intrinsic value changes over time—regardless of…
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🛡️Währungsgehedgte ETFs
Stable returns despite fluctuating exchange rates: Currency-hedged ETFs protect investors from exchange rate fluctuations between their home currency and the currency of the target market. They are particularly suitable during volatile currency periods or when investors want to track the pure market performance of a country or sector without currency influence. For many investors, they are an important tool for reducing risk and achieving returns…
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📈 Compound interest
How wealth grows exponentially through time and reinvestment. Compound interest describes the effect that not only the invested capital but also the returns already earned earn interest. This creates exponential growth that makes an enormous difference in the long run. Compound interest is one of the most important building blocks for wealth accumulation and retirement planning. 🔍 What is compound interest?…
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💧 Cash flow
How money actually flows through a company: Cash flow shows how much money a company actually receives and spends in a specific period. It is one of the most important indicators of financial stability, liquidity, and the ability to service investments, dividends, or debt. Unlike profit, cash flow is based on real cash inflows. 🔍 What is…
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ETF provider: Franklin Templeton
🌍 1. Why Franklin Templeton is important: Franklin Templeton is one of the world's largest independent asset managers and offers a modern, focused ETF range. Franklin Templeton is particularly strong in emerging markets, fixed income, smart beta, and low-cost core products. The ETFs are clearly structured, institutionally oriented, and often cheaper than comparable products from major providers. ⚙️ 2. How…
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ETF provider: VanEck
🏔️ 1. Why VanEck is important: VanEck is a global ETF provider with a strong focus on commodities, thematic ETFs, emerging markets, and innovative niche strategies. The company is known for identifying new trends early and being one of the first providers to launch investable ETFs in new segments. VanEck is a leader, particularly in the areas of gold ETFs, semiconductors, blockchain, and emerging market bonds.
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