MAPFRE Economics always proposes two different scenarios in its forecasts, with the aim of adjusting as much as possible to the changing economic situation.
Results for: Markets research
“The political blockade in itself doesn’t affect markets”
The only result of the Spanish elections so far is a political blockade, given that neither of the two main parties managed to secure an absolute majority. Despite the uncertainty, financial experts are crystal clear that the political blockade in itself doesn’t affect the markets.
What can we expect from stock markets in August?
August is the vacation month par excellence for Spaniards. And for the markets? Alberto Matellán, chief economist at MAPFRE Inversión, explains in this article how summers tend to be for the stock market.
Value goes beyond the menu at this quick service restaurant company
You probably haven't heard of Restaurant Brands, but you certainly know about Burger King. Jonathan Boyar, advisor to MAPFRE AM's Forgotten Value Fund, takes an in-depth look at the company.
“China will have to change its production model”
China's growth figures after the reopening are disappointing analysts. Alberto Matellán, chief economist at MAPFRE Inversión, explains that there are several reasons for this and believes that the change in global production chains will force the country to modify its model.
What impact do elections have on the markets?
General elections will be held next Sunday, and despite the uncertainty that may come with the elections, they do not usually have an impact on the markets, neither in Spain nor in other neighboring countries. We tell you why in this article.
Latin America: challenges and obstacles to stabilizing prices and promoting growth potential
Latin America is facing a critical challenge: achieving price stability while driving growth in the region. Gonzalo de Cadenas Santiago, director of Macroeconomics and Financial Analysis at MAPFRE Economics, explains the key aspects of this balancing act.
"It is important for investors to be content with the composition of their portfolios"
Alberto Matellán, Chief Economist at MAPFRE Inversión, explained markets are now trading in a more sideways drift, so "it is important for investors to be content with the composition of their portfolios".
A market awaiting new benchmarks
The macroeconomic perspectives have hardly changed in recent months, meaning investors are on standby as they wait for new benchmarks in some key variables: inflation, growth or interest rates. Alberto Matellán, chief economist at MAPFRE Inversión, explains.