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Smiling Dollar and Trump 2.0: Navigating the Green Economy Amid Uncertainty

By Paul BarnardPosted on January 17, 2025Posted in Articles, Green economyTagged clean energy, climate risks, currency fluctuations, economic growth, ESG, Federal Reserve, Green economy, inflation, market volatility, Renewable energy, sustainable investing, Tariffs, tech earnings, trade barriers, Trump administration, US dollarNo Comments

The US dollar’s rally has intensified, reaching its strongest level in four decades, supported by robust domestic growth and heightened global uncertainties. This “smile” effect—strength in times of both economic growth and risk aversion—poses significant challenges for the green economy. As markets brace for potential tariffs under Trump’s administration, currency fluctuations could impact trade flows […]

Earnings, Politics, and Crypto: What It All Means for Green Investing in 2024

By Paul BarnardPosted on November 19, 2024Posted in Climate Eco News & Green InvestingTagged corporate earnings, crypto regulations, emerging markets, ESG, global economy, green economy growth, green investing, high-margin sectors, Renewable energy, sustainability, Trump administration, US politicsNo Comments

The latest corporate earnings season highlights significant divides in market performance, with high-margin US tech firms like Amazon and Microsoft continuing to dominate. However, green economy investments, often associated with emerging sectors or smaller-cap stocks, face challenges in attracting the same level of investor attention. This creates a potential opportunity for long-term green investors to […]