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US
Dominique Olivier
Nobody wants to buy alligator pears
It’s not every day that a supersized annual sporting event transforms an obscure exotic fruit into a $341.9 million industry. This is the unlikely...
Chris Gilmour
Inadequate infrastructure expenditure in the developed world
Chris Gilmour is clearly still busy this December, taking a fascinating look at the infrastructure spend deficit in critical economies like the US.
TreasuryONE
Non-farm payrolls in focus again
With a recent change in the Fed's narrative and a focus on US data that has been largely negative, all eyes will be on non-farm payrolls this week.
Financial Services
Citigroup: a conservative choice?
Ghost Grad Jordan Theron chose Citigroup as an interesting choice among the US banks. After a busy reporting season with the threat of recession looming, how does it stack up against other banks?
Ghost Stories
Ghost Stories Ep2: Justin Clarke (OrbVest)
Justin Clarke founded Private Property and helped steer the business through two financial crises and an investment by famous firm Tiger Global Management. He is now Ops Director at OrbVest, giving South African investors access to US medical real estate assets.
Global
Of inflation, interest rates and bear markets
Being bearish isn't a pleasant way to feel. The facts are the facts though and there are reasons to worry. What does a trip down memory lane with US rates and inflation teach us?
