Patti Domm is a financial journalist at Barron's. She covers a range of topics including energy and mining, finance, personal finance, and climate change, with a particular focus on hydrology, water management, and renewable energy. Patti's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as CNBC, NBC New York, and Yahoo Finance.
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Patti Domm's articles predominantly focus on investment analysis and data citations within the finance sector. Her coverage indicates a preference for topics related to stock markets, the Federal Reserve, inflation, and specific economic turnarounds such as Greece's economy.
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Companies including Xylem, Watts Water Technologies, and American Drainage offer a play on an increasingly parched world.
Patti Domm The world is getting thirstier for water. Investors may want to consider some of the stocks as demand rises for everything from
Water stocks are under pressure, but companies and ETFs in the industry look like long-term winners.
By: Patti Domm
BlackRock’s global chief investment strategist says three US tech IPOs – SpaceX, OpenAI, and Anthropic – could drain about $200 billion from the market
Once the war ends, there will still be a long period of adjustment as countries rebuild stockpiles and Middle East producers restore lost production.
Once the war ends, there will still be a long period of adjustment as countries rebuild stockpiles and Middle East producers restore lost production.
By: Patti Domm
Dr Mariët Westermann, director and CEO of the New York-based Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation, on what Guggenheim Abu Dhabi holds for the future of art in the region
By: Patti Domm
The global art market has seen a resurgence this year. Are the young its newest customers?
By: Patti Domm
Amy Li, whose team manages $9.4 billion in assets, says broad-based market gains may be a thing of the past, requiring more careful portfolio construction.
By: Patti Domm
Helima Croft, one of the world's most respected energy and commodities strategists, discusses how the ongoing war is reshaping the Middle East's energy priorities, strengthening the focus on resilience, and redefining the region's role in global energy markets
