This week proves 2015 remains a shaky time for global investors. Commodities are falling fast as oil dips to below 40 dollars a barrel, the lowest mark since 2009, and iron ore moves towards break-even levels. China's economy continues to weaken as trade data released this week shows imports declining for the 13th straight month.
"Euro-area inflation level forecasts for 2016 and 2017 both were recently cut despite the ECB last week deciding to expand their quantitative easing program. At unpredictable times such as these it is important to remember a globally diversified portfolio is your key to success",notes Voya Global.


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