Diary. Macro & Markets

The momentum of the Maltese economy shows no signs of abating. The country is well placed to become an important bridge between post-Brexit Britain and the EU, and to keep growing and diversifying. Moreover, it has embraced many of the latest digital sectors, including digital ledger technologies (blockchain) and crypto currencies, writes Ramon Bondin, CEO of Dolfin Asset Services.

Priyank Lakhia, Relationship Manager at Dolfin, reports on the seismic changes taking place in his home country, and how their effect is being felt globally.

The Greek government’s economic forecasts suggest recovery and solid growth in 2018, but the reality of day-to-day life in Greece is rather different, writes Dolfin’s Head of Sales, Georgios Ercan, who recently returned from a visit to his home country.

Valentin Vincendon, Dolfin’s Head of Product Development, looks at the prospects for the technology sector in his home country and explores whether start-up fever can generate long-term heat.

China is making – and losing – wealth at an incredible speed. It’s part and parcel of the process of building (or in China’s case, rebuilding) a superpower and superpowered economy fit for purpose, says Giles Cheney, Head of China Desk at Dolfin

Despite its widely reported economic and political woes, Brazil’s tech sector is booming. Antonio Furtado, Relationship Manager at Dolfin, reports from his home country, and asks what the future holds for the world’s ninth-largest economy

Forecasters believe that the UK could soon hike interest rates, following the lead of the US Federal Reserve. In theory, this looks like good news for investors – but those without an effective strategy could get badly burned

Recent events in global politics have caused widespread alarm. But how much long-term impact do even the most seismic political shifts have on investors?

Thom Gascoigne, head of structured products and portfolio manager at Dolfin, considers the prospects for gold and the metal’s place in a portfolio