Middle East War Boosts Fixed Income and Pressures Stock Markets
The ongoing war in the Middle East is influencing global investor behavior, leading to a preference for safer investments like fixed-income assets.
Prizes paid for bets are subject to Income Tax; see rules and how to split the amounts
Winnings from fixed-odds betting and fantasy sports are taxable in Brazil, and excess amounts over R$ 28,467.20 are subject to a 15% tax.
How the AFA's "financial bicycle" worked with retirement contributions withheld thanks to a decree by Sergio Massa
The president of the AFA, "Chiqui" Tapia, is accused of illegally withholding retirement contributions totaling 19 billion pesos in 2025, leveraging funds from fixed-term deposits and income amidst a scheme authorized by former Economy Minister Sergio Massa.
Now the residents of Finland's highest-income area have condemned electricity's outrageous prices: 'It doesn't scare us'
Residents of Westend, Finland's wealthiest area, express indifference to rising electricity prices as many are shielded by fixed-rate contracts despite record highs in electricity costs due to harsh winter temperatures.
A study compared the income from renting versus fixed-term deposits and how it would change if the tax exemption is approved
A study analyzes the potential financial benefits of rental income compared to fixed-term deposits, considering the implications of a proposed tax exemption on rental properties in Argentina.
BC signals a drop in Selic, but it is not yet time to run from the CDI
The Central Bank of Brazil signaled a potential drop in the Selic interest rate, but experts caution against hastily abandoning fixed-income investments tied to the CDI.
How much does a commerce employee earn in February 2026
Commerce sector workers are receiving fixed payments following the latest collective bargaining agreement established by the Federation of Argentine Commerce and Service Employees (FAECYS), which will be in effect until March and directly affects their monthly income.
A new cycle of interest rate cuts may increase appetite for the stock market and fixed-income securities
The financial market consensus forecasts a decline in the Selic rate by 2026, with projections indicating a drop from 15% to 12.25% per annum, potentially benefiting indebted companies and altering the investment landscape.