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Weekly Report: what happened at EWW last week (0415-0419)?

'Cannabis Seizures At Checkpoints By U.S.-Mexico Border Frustrates State-Authorized Pot Industry' - Audacy Citing AP

U.S. Border Patrol says it has the right to seize cannabis shipments at checkpoints in southern New Mexico. More than $300,000 worth of marijuana has been seized in recent months at checkpoints. New Mexico's governor says she's working to protect the state's legalized cannabis industry. Cannabis is still a "Schedule 1" drug.

Mexican Peso Leads Global Currency Rally as Hedge Funds Increase Bullish Bets

The Mexican peso is the world's top-performing major currency. On Monday, the peso led gains among major currencies, appreciating by 0.3% against the U.S. Dollar. Hedge funds have ramped up their bullish bets on the currency. The peso's resilience stems from expectations of de-escalation in the Middle East conflict and a dovish Fed.

Weekly Report: what happened at EWW last week (0408-0412)?

Being 'Cheap' Doesn't Always Mean Offering Value

Being 'Cheap' Doesn't Always Mean Offering Value. US commercial real estate, Chinese equities, and British equities are potential value traps through 2024. This is a reminder that having an attractive valuation in relative terms does not always mean gains are ahead. Real Estate is not a compelling catalyst for corporate America to start utilizing more office space.

Weekly Report: what happened at EWW last week (0401-0405)?

Emerging Market Insights: Seeds Of Optimism

MXF: Expect Consolidation For Mexico Stocks As Worries Emerge In 2024

The Mexico Fund, Inc. Aims for long-term capital appreciation through equities listed on the Mexico Stock Exchange. The fund has experienced a large discount to NAV, but this may present an opportunity for investors. Mexico stocks have had a low returning decade but have rebounded in the last month. Risks in the short term are emerging due to currency movements and elections.