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With the US consumer focused on saving and paying down debt, the US economy will grow at an annualized rate of roughly 2 percent over the next several years. Read More

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Recent volatility in US equity markets has been unkind to small-cap stocks, but savvy stock-picking has enabled this fund to buck the trend. Read More

With Europe’s sovereign-debt woes and slowing economic growth, you can’t blame investors for selling bank stocks. Read More

With developed economies muddling through a period of slow growth, investors should focus on companies with exposure to emerging markets. Read More

Will the ongoing sovereign-debt crisis in the so-called Club Med nations of Italy, Greece and Spain put the EU economy down for the count? Or will the eurozone manage to avoid a fall? Read More

Demand for agricultural commodities continues to surge, but supplies remain tight. Higher food prices mean higher profits for these agricultural names. Read More

With the US and other developed economies mired in slow growth, Australia’s resilience makes its stock market a haven for income seekers. Read More