At this time of year, the corporate earnings season begins around the world. Listed companies take stock of how the first half of the year has gone, so it will be a good time to see the effect of the economic environment, which in this period has been marked by trade tensions and US tariffs, and all the collateral effects derived from them.
At the end of the second quarter of this year, it is safe to say that the financial markets have once again been operating with apparent normality.
The US administration has once again postponed the truce for the tariffs that expired on Wednesday, thus prolonging a situation of global concern that has not only consequences on the stock markets, but also on the real economy.
This strong performance of the Spanish Stock Exchange has also been reflected in the Iberian funds of MAPFRE AM which is good news for investors.
The holidays are just around the corner—perfect for diving back into those books we've been meaning to read all year. Not sure where to begin? The experts at MAPFRE AM and MAPFRE Gestión Patrimonial have a few great recommendations to get you started.
The countdown to July 9 has begun, which is the deadline set by US President Donald Trump to finalize trade agreements.
Patrick Nielsen, Deputy General Manager at MAPFRE AM and Fondmapfre Global's fund manager, argues that the old view focused on the United States or Europe as the sole drivers of growth is no longer sufficient.
Despite an international context marked by geopolitical conflicts, which have worsened this week with the escalation between Israel and Iran, financial markets have maintained a positive trend in recent months.
For over 30 years, MAPFRE AM has helped customers manage their savings through a variety of financial solutions, while always maintaining a strong focus on sustainability.
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