China vs. United States: A Tale of Two Economies

Today’s infographic looks at the economic differences between China and the United States: total reserves, GDP per capita, demographics, and much more. Read more

The Fall of the Mighty Euro

The euro has fallen precipitously since the beginning of the Financial Crisis in terms of USD. Crises plague the eurozone – will it be able to recover? Read more

Asia to Add 5,000 New Centimillionaires Over Next Decade [Chart]

In the old days, speculators would follow the gold rushes. Now, it’s emerging markets that provide the big chance to become the next centimillionaire. Read more

Japan Officially Gets Leapfrogged by the Four Asian Tigers

After 25 years of economic stagnation, Japan has finally been leapfrogged by all four so-called Asian Tigers: Hong Kong, Singapore, S. Korea, and Taiwan. Read more

Millennials on Investing, Debt, and Banking [Chart]

Millennials are the most confident generation about their financial future. At the same time, they seem to have conflicting views on investing, debt, and banking. Read more

This Stunning 3D Map Shows U.S. Economic Contribution by City

Did you know that the Top 20 metropolitan areas in the U.S. contribute 52% of the total country’s GDP? See how it breaks down by city in this 3d map. Read more

Junior Miners: Doom, Gloom, or Boom? [Chart]

Recently, PwC published a report profiling the malaise of the Top 100 junior miners. We recap those findings, but also show why there may be signs of life. Read more

The Collapse of Commodities in One Simple Chart

Today’s chart from Macquarie shows all asset classes YTD, and gives perspective on the 2015 collapse of commodities. Read more

Where Does Global Growth Come From? [Chart]

Which countries contribute the most to global economic growth? Over 80% of all growth is from 16 countries, and over half of all growth is from just two. Read more

The Market Has No Bite Without the “FANG” Stocks [Chart]

The FANG stocks (Facebook, Amazon, Netflix, and Google) are a group of tech companies that have carried the market this year, creating $440B in value YTD. Read more