All else being equal, capital seeks the highest return, and
global money tends to migrate to currencies where interest rates are rising and away from currencies where interest rates are falling.
Not exact matches
«If we start to see equity markets selling off and volatility moving higher, the way that
global capital flows move is there's usually repatriation of Japanese investors having overseas investments where they bring that
money home, and U.S. investors also
tend to bring their
money home,» he said.
I would not call
money spent preventing sudden disruptions in supply (as a result of violent conflict) a subsidy if it is preventing
global price spikes, which
tend to create corresponding profit spikes for oil companies.
In the modern
global economy with easy international
money flows, I think low property tax areas will
tend to see more frequent and more damaging real estate bubbles.