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Pablo Soria de Lachica – Predicts Impact of China Crisis on World Economy

MEXICO CITY, MEXICO – Investors should not take the recent crisis of the Chinese economy lightly, says foreign exchange specialist Pablo Soria de Lachica, who predicts that – because of the size of China’s economy – “all countries will feel a definite impact.” After growing rapidly, the Chinese stock market bubble has popped, and nations around the world are starting to feel the decline in one way or another. In addition to the stock market, the country’s economy as a whole has slowed down, a development that has already resulted in lower oil prices, due to the decreased demand from the People’s Republic. Only one year ago, the average price for a barrel of oil was $100. Today, it has shrunken by 55% to $45, and Goldman Sachs estimates that the decline could go down as low as $20 per…


Pablo Soria de Lachica - Optimistic that Germany will Benefit from Taking in Syrian Refugees

Pablo Soria de Lachica – Optimistic that Germany will Benefit from Taking in Syrian Refugees

MEXICO CITY, MEXICO – In the past few months, hundreds of thousands of migrants from countries such as Syria, Afghanistan, and Eritrea have flooded into European countries seeking asylum. At about 50%, Syrians make up the overwhelming majority and thus have been impacted the most by many European countries’ reluctance to grant them refugee status. However, authorities in business and economics like Pablo Soria de Lachica are pointing out the benefits these countries will experience by taking these refugees: “I believe that Germany’s willingness to grant asylum to a record 800,000 refugees in 2015 alone will result in an economic windfall for the country,” the trading specialist assesses the current development. While some of Europe’s resistance has been attributed to cultural concerns, a large portion has been identified as citizens’ and governments’ fears that refugees will be an economic burden…


Pablo Soria de Lachica - Warns of Detrimental Effects Trump’s Mexico Plans Could Have on U.S. Economy

Pablo Soria de Lachica – Warns of Detrimental Effects Trump’s Mexico Plans Could Have on U.S. Economy

MEXICO CITY, MEXICO – Republican presidential nominee, Donald Trump, has made headlines with his radical plans for dealing with illegal Mexican immigrants, which includes deporting all undocumented aliens, ending birthright citizenship, and building a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border. An increasing number of financial and economic experts have been shaking their heads about the absurdity Trump’s ambitions entail: “Building a wall along the Mexican border is not only impractical, but so overly expensive that it would severely damage the U.S. economy,” says Pablo Soria de Lachica, Business Development Director for Kartoshka, a prominent currency-trading firm based in Panama. Soria de Lachica, who graduated from Universidad Tecnológico de México (UNITEC) before starting his career in international trading, is known for his expertise in economic relations between the United States and Central America. Asked about the potential effects that Trump moving into…


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Pablo Soria de Lachica – Predicts the Impact of China’s Market Developments

MEXICO CITY, MEXICO –Foreign exchange specialist Pablo Soria de Lachica warns that the present market developments in China will create waves throughout the global marketplace. “Investors should be aware of the potential impacts on international markets and economic movements when making investment decisions, particularly regarding emerging markets, commodities, and even the US stock market,” the financial expert cautions. As the Director of Business Development at the Panama-based currency-trading firm, Kartoshka, Pablo Soria de Lachica is constantly examining the dynamic interplay of the global capital markets. While he does concede that it is still too soon to forecast how much the unfolding economic reality in China will impact the rest of the world, he asserts that the coming wave from China should not be ignored: “There is some chatter that China isn’t going to be a big problem – the size…


Pablo Soria de Lachica - Predicts Stabilization of Commodity Prices

Pablo Soria de Lachica – Predicts Stabilization of Commodity Prices

MEXICO CITY, MEXICO – The world is watching and waiting to see if commodity prices have found their new bottom. Recently, the Thomson Reuters Core Commodity Index, which tracks and measures the performance of 19 different commodities, closed below the 200 threshold – something the market had not seen in over a decade. Contributing factors to this result are a number of “unknowns” on the horizon, including developments in the Chinese markets, the Fed’s pending decision on increasing interest rates in the US, and Iran’s future role on the already over-productive oil market. Foreign exchange specialist Pablo Soria de Lachica predicts that, at least for the moment, commodity prices will continue their stabilized performance until new forces exert themselves on the global commodities market. “One of the biggest risks that the commodities market are facing is a strengthening of the…


Pablo Soria de Lachica - Recommends Profitable CFD Indices

Pablo Soria de Lachica – Recommends Profitable CFD Indices

MEXICO CITY, MEXICO – Pablo Soria de Lachica, an internationally acclaimed broker and Director of Business Development at Kartoshka, has outlined some of the most profitable CFD (Contract For Difference) indices, the emergence of which as a tradable financial product has been one of the most exciting developments in trading over the past few decades. A CFD is the difference in value between when a trade was entered and when it was exited. This financial derivative mirrors the movements of the actual underlying asset and allows a trader to benefit from the profits or losses of that asset without ever owning it. Thus, CFD trading has a number of advantages, which have contributed to its popularity. “One of the greatest advantages of CFDs is that they provide much higher leverage than traditional trading,” Soria de Lachica reveals. “As such, they…


Pablo Soria de Lachica - Explains How The July NFP Report Impacts Forex Trading

Pablo Soria de Lachica – Explains How The July NFP Report Impacts Forex Trading

MEXICO CITY, MEXICO – Foreign exchange market expert Pablo Soria de Lachica has recently offered an in-depth analysis to his clients to explain how exactly the July NFP report will influence Forex trading in the near future. As an expert in this field, Soria de Lachica knows how to succeed in the Forex market and does everything in his power to impart his knowledge to his clients. He understands the importance of the American economy in relation to global currencies and uses his unparalleled instincts to turn market changes into profit for his clients. “The more an investor knows about how the market works,” Soria de Lachica explains, “the more success he will have and the more money he will make. Forex trading is driven by the global economy, but the American economy is probably the most important aspect. By…


Pablo Soria de Lachica – Explains The Correlation Between Economic Movements And Forex Trading

MEXICO CITY, MEXICO – A seasoned expert in the Forex trading market, Pablo Soria de Lachica truly understands what it takes to succeed in this type of trading. He strives to educate clients about the dangers of passing fads and the keys to comprehending strategies instead. “People will try many different things to try to get ahead,” he says. ” However, at the end of the day, in order to be successful at Forex trading, knowing that there is a correlation between global economic movements and this market is a must.” Pablo Soria de Lachica strives to educate both beginner and seasoned investors: “The potential for large gains is definitely there,” he says. “And while many people might start out netting a large gain, they will quickly learn how fickle this market can be when they turn around and lose all of…


Pablo Soria de Lachica – Advises Clients on Advantages of Commodities Trading

MEXICO CITY, MEXICO – The past year has shown a fair share of volatility and opportunity in the realm of commodities trading. In June, Greece became the first industrial nation to default on a loan payment to the IMF, in Europe or anywhere. Time will only tell the effects this will have on the EU and the rest of the globe. When crude oil prices plummeted earlier this year, it was not merely a trend, it was an event. Smart commodities brokers made fortunes for their clients. This September, the world’s first electronic diamond exchange will begin trading in the Singapore Diamond Investment Exchange (source: http://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/business/sing…). There, too, fortunes will be won and lost. Collaborator of Karthoshka, Pablo Soria de Lachica, a foreign exchange specialist, is positioning his clients to stay on top of their transactions in the commodities trading…


Pablo Soria de Lachica – Summarizes The Results Of The First CfD Auction In The UK

MEXICO CITY, MEXICO – Collaborator of Kartoshka, Pablo Soria de Lachica is one of the first experts to voice their opinions on the results of the inaugural Contract for Difference (CfD) auctions which took place in February earlier this year. CfDs are private contracts between low carbon electricity producers and the British government’s Low Carbon Contractions Company (LCCC) (source: https://www.gov.uk/government/collections/electricity-market-reform-contracts-for-difference). An integral part of the latest Electricity Market Reform, each contract is designed to ensure a constant and certain flow of revenue to electricity generators by limiting their exposure to changing wholesale prices. Meanwhile, consumers will be protected from paying higher support costs whenever electricity prices rise. After the first CfD allocation auction round, 27 contracts worth £315 million (approximately $492 million) were offered to projects that generate 2GW of renewable energy in Great Britain (source: http://www.eversheds.com/global/en/what/articles/index.page?ArticleID=en/Energy/first-cfd-auction-results-announced-150226). Onshore wind generation…