It is a pattern investors know too well: when markets fall, they fall together. But when they rise, not everyone joins the rally. A recent analysis of six decades of U.S. market data explores this pattern by looking at what happens when the market takes an extreme turn. The research investigates how likely different industries […]
If you’ve been watching global markets over the last decade, you’ll notice a pattern that rarely makes the headlines but quietly shapes the way wealth moves; and who gets to benefit from it. Across the world, the wealthy are pouring more of their money into unproductive assets: things that safeguard wealth, but don’t create value.
In a time of global uncertainty and domestic recalibration, Egypt’s economic story continues to unfold in complex layers – of resilience, reform, and reinvention. The country’s macroeconomic direction reflects a constant balancing act: stabilizing finances while laying the groundwork for inclusive, job-rich growth. Amid successive external shocks, from the pandemic and the Russia–Ukraine war to
