2021 Outlook: A rebound year for health and economic prosperity?

The evolution of the COVID-19 pandemic will ultimately dictate the path forward for the global economy, capital markets, and our strategy in 2021.

What does a negative oil price mean?

Oil prices go negative because of plentiful supply, low demand driven by COVID-19, and finite storage capacity.

Soothing the economic impact of COVID-19: Coordinated central bank policy and more

Central banks around the world have decreased interest rates and injected billions of dollars into their economies to prevent the coronavirus (COVID-19) health crisis from becoming a financial crisis.

Containing coronavirus: Short-term market conditions have changed

MD has been analyzing global economic indicators for signs of change resulting from the coronavirus outbreak.

As doctors prepare to treat coronavirus, what does the outbreak mean for investors?

As Chinese policymakers take unprecedented strides to contain the spread of the coronavirus, there’s still a lot of uncertainty about the impact on markets and the overall economy.

Winter 2019 market outlook: Markets rally to end 2019 and kick start 2020

Global markets rallied in Q4 2019 as economic growth stabilized and interest rates remained low. We’re likely to avoid a major downturn, but 2020 growth will likely be lower than recent years.

Will impeaching President Trump derail the U.S. Economy?

Despite the impeachment of U.S. President Donald Trump, chances of reelection remain high and the U.S. economy is powering on. Here’s what it means for your investments.

Global earnings are weak but beating expectations

Drone attacks on Saudi Arabia shake up oil supply and demand

Drone attacks on Aramco in Saudi Arabia shake up oil supply and led to uncertainty about oil prices. For MD, it reinforced a long-term view on the energy sector.