Tag: MarketVolatility
UAE’s ‘ghost flights’ – lessons for trust in financial advice
From ceasefires to blockades, the world continues to feel increasingly unpredictable. Headlines remain dominated by conflict in the Middle East, rising geopolitical tension and markets reacting in real time. When the world feels uncertain, people naturally ask one question: Should I stay, or should I go?
Middle East tensions increase stagflation risk
Despite recent diplomatic peace efforts from the US, the US-Israel war on Iran has now entered its fourth week. As a result, the situation remains extremely volatile. Moreover, ongoing Middle East tensions continue to heighten uncertainty across global markets. As the days pass, the risk of a stagflationary environment increases. In this scenario, low growth and high inflation occur simultaneously.
From grey list to growth – how South Africa is shaping...
Over short periods, markets can be unpredictable, and 2025 confirmed that reality. We anticipated volatility, and the year delivered it. Few expected stability from the US administration or swift resolutions to geopolitical tensions. Nevertheless, several fiscal and monetary developments surprised markets, both locally and globally. These shifts provide important signals about future direction and potential volatility.
