WDIV News and Press, SPDR S&P Global Dividend From 12/24/21

We have seen crypto disruption expand across the financial system and expect this to continue. Inflation pressures may linger through 2022 and pose a risk of spiraling into a more persistent economic factor. Historically in these market environments, real assets—including n...

Last week, the world’s major central banks marched on from the fight with COVID-19 and started maneuvering their troops for the coming battle against inflation. A day after the U.S. Federal Reserve revealed its plans, and a few hours after the European Central Bank declared its...

SPDR S&P Global Dividend ETF (NYSEARCA:WDIV) - $0.9290. 30-Day SEC Yield of 4.30% as of Dec. 16. Payable Dec 23; for shareholders of record Dec 21; ex-div Dec 20. For further details see: SPDR S&P Global Dividend ETF declares quarterly distribution of $0.9290

We believe economic growth, inflation and investment returns should moderate through 2022, but expect growth to remain above trend, which should support the outperformance of equities over bonds. The world is seeing the latest COVID-19 variant, named omicron, starting to spread after ...

The defining characteristics of the economic outlook for 2022 could be more about the composition of global growth than its trend. Year 2022 will be marked by the Fed's tapering and fading fiscal stimulus. The potential for spread pick-up and ratings boosts in the structured credi...

Without a successful green transition everywhere, climate risk is unmanageable anywhere. Not all companies can beat inflation by raising prices – that’s why this is a stock selection environment. The steps Iran has taken demonstrate it is moving closer to attaining n...

We’ve been living through 2-4+ years of incredible market trends and unprecedented global central bank efforts to support and contain market risks. Global markets, particularly China/Asia, are already in the midst of a massive speculative deleveraging event. 2022 and 2023 a...

The massive amounts of stimulus and money printing that has taken place over the last 4+ years by global central banks may be acting as an anchor for growth and starting to weigh down global markets. Traders and investors around the globe continue to fear the worst for the new Omnicro...

We may see $14,750 become the next downside target level if the NQ falls below this level on strong selling. The current Custom Volatility Index level is below the last two pullbacks in the US markets and well within the support channel from late 2020 and early 2021. The next 2 to...

Global economic growth will be slower but still above trend in 2022. This forecast should allow equities to outperform bonds. Inflation has yet to peak, but it will likely decline over the year and as a result any central bank tightening will be modest. 2021 was a year of rebound ...