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How do I begin to save? MAPFRE's experts have the answers

World Savings Day on October 31 aims to raise awareness about the importance of cultivating a saving culture.

Ignacio Amo (MGP) is Rankia’s best fund selector for 2023

Ignacio Amo, a MAPFRE Gestión Patrimonial (MGP) professional who joined the team just over a year ago, has been recognized as "Best Selector of the Year" at the 5th RankiaPro 2023 Awards.

The ECB's 2% target won’t be reached until the end of 2024

As happens every month, investors were waiting with bated breath to hear what came out of Thursday's meeting of the European Central Bank (ECB).

"Guaranteed funds are a more reasonable bet than Treasury bills"

In the MAPFRE AM Interview of the month section, we chatted with Beatriz Ranea, a fixed income manager at MAPFRE AM. This asset class has enjoyed a surge in recent months thanks to the rise in interest rates, and has become an attractive option for prudent savers.

"Our long-term commitment to the dividend is irrefutable"

MAPFRE's commitment to its shareholders and to the dividend is unquestionable. Felipe Navarro, Director of Capital Markets and Treasury, explains in an interview with Estrategias de Inversión that "we have sufficient profits and capital to continue distributing dividends".

What is ‘Higher for Longer’ and how does it impact your investment portfolio

The main catalyst for the markets over the last year and a half has been the rise in interest rates, and everything points to them remaining high for some time to come. We tell you the implications and how it affects your investment portfolio.

The Israel-Palestine conflict boosts investor appetite for oil

The Israeli-Palestinian conflict continues to condition oil prices, unlike other types of assets, which returned to normal a few days later. Intervention by other powers in the area is one of the main dangers, although this possibility is not in MGP's base scenario.

MGP monthly report: “wait and see” after September's market declines

The summer has come to an end and the "paradise" that was the markets during the summer months has moved on to more troubled waters. Now, "wait and see" seems to be the most sensible position at this time, according to the monthly report prepared by MAPFRE Gestión Patrimonial.

Conflict in Israel shouldn’t portfolio changes (for now, at least…)

The conflict is having a limited impact on the markets and, for the time being, there are no reasons to justify a change in portfolios. Nevertheless, experts point out that investors must remain vigilant.