Falling prices for some securities within the $4 trillion state and local government debt market spotlight how the push to shrink spending is sending shockwaves across the US.
The titanic alternative asset manager sees potential for deals offering a compelling measure of safety.
Some big headlines have made many investors cautious this week.
Traders see tariffs mostly as a bargaining tool.
Yields could rise to 4.80% for the 10-year benchmark, survey suggests.
Pushback against green investments has shifted the narrative.
Notwithstanding a recent tech-driven rebound in Chinese markets, five- and 10-year lookbacks suggest dropping the emerging-market giant is still the winning strategy.
The latest PPI print, clocking in north of 3 percent, adds to concerns that inflation is far from tamed.
BofA strategists highlight rising volatility's risk to largest US stocks.
DoubleLine PM raises an interesting, if uncomfortable, question.
