Craig Mellow

The U.S. indictment of a Mexican political figure for drug trafficking complicates Claudia Sheinbaum’s relationship with the Trump administration.

Investors might want to eye oversold stocks like SAP and Rheinmetall, both plays on tech and defense.

Canadian trade shifts as U.S. tariffs fuel oil pipeline push.

Many dollar-denominated emerging market bonds are backed by investment-grade issuers.

China invested heavily in Hungary because of cheaper labor, lower corporate taxes, and political support.

India is fleshing out the Gujarat International Financial Tec-City’s regulatory infrastructure, including fund management, payments and accounting, and taxation.

It isn’t just oil prices. Korean stocks depend as much on global sentiment around artificial intelligence.The country is home to two of the top three memory-chip producers.

The European Commission proposes 17 laws to unite capital markets, backed by major economies.

Bargain stocks are in areas of U.S.-Japan synergy. Industrial conglomerate Hitachi has a joint venture with General Electric, for instance.

The price of benchmark Newcastle coal has jumped more than 10% since the U.S. and Israel started bombing Iran on Feb 28.

The war in Iran and rising oil prices are making political change in Venezuela seem positive.

President Donald Trump may have a hard time dictating terms to Europe, and other trade partners, when they re-engage later this year.

It’s too early to call the end of India’s broader resurgence, with economic growth for the fiscal year that ends this month clocking in around 7.5%. But the Iran War could make the continuing correction more painful.

It’s a remarkable turnaround for Argentina, which had an economy near hyperinflation and a treasury headed for one more bankruptcy some 25 months ago.

Despite the violence, Mexico’s markets have been rocking this year, lifted by the global tide of a weakening dollar and pent-up demand for emerging markets.

India and the U.S. have an interim trade deal that paves the way for lower tariffs. But challenges remain.

Investors poured twice as much into emerging markets in January as in all of 2025, betting on a weaker dollar and hedging U.S. risk.

Japan’s first female leader needs to fulfill pledges to cut taxes and increase spending without spooking bond investors.

European assets look like a haven from President Donald Trump’s mercurial U.S. policy and a possible implosion of U.S. tech stocks.

Canada has gotten tough with the U.S. But the country is dependent on the U.S., so is it worth it? Canadian markets are calm so far.