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Maleeha Bengali
Maleeha Bengali is CEO of MB Commodities Capital, based in London.
Recent Articles By The Author
March 2020 Is Gone With the Wind
'The Fed has just put the economy in an induced coma, attaching it on fiscal and monetary life support, hoping that when the time passes it can be brought back to life.'
The Stock Market Should Take Its Cue From the Oil Market
The excess inventory in oil will dry up, and the market will be forever changed. It is harsh in the short term, but could ultimately be beneficial.
Bonds: We Are in a Brave New World
Given recent actions, the way we view fixed income may be changed forever.
We Need Some Social Distance From This Market Noise
With the Fed announcing bazooka liquidity measures as selling took a breather, it allowed the market to rally back to the next level of resistance of around 2600. But now what?
We May Be Entering a New Paradigm Shift in Asset Allocation
We will enter a hyper inflationary world at some point. In that environment bonds and equities will move together in the same direction, and the 60-40 model will not work anymore.
Next Up: How Do You Contain the Dollar Virus?
A U.S. dollar that is rising in value against most other currencies is creating a huge problem for a world inundated with dollar-priced debt.
When One Domino Falls, It Takes the Entire System Down
These are not investable markets, yet. Wait it out, the damage is beyond a small fix now.
When It Comes to Oil Amid Covid-19 Crisis: It's a Real Minefield Out There
Demand is collapsing from global lockdowns, just as supply is surging from all the major, battle-ready producers, who refuse to blink first amid the price war.
Fed's Latest Actions Scream Why Markets Have Lost Faith in It
Dramatically slashing interest rates to zero and promising huge asset purchases are instilling fear, not confidence, in market participants.
The Speed of This Market Collapse Is the Most Alarming Part
Coronavirus is the catalyst that rocked a very delicate boat, which came across an oil tornado's path. Commodities will be the biggest beneficiary of the turnaround, once it comes.
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