Analysts from JPMorgan, Morgan Stanley, and Nomura speak out on the aggravating impact of the $117B leveraged and inverse ETF market.
Demand for luxury junk deals has helped drive outsized returns in high-yield municipal bonds this year, exemplifying a trend that favors developments for the ultra-rich.
Data showing a surprise housing-driven uptick push Treasury yields higher, dimming demand for the yellow metal.
The remarks at an industry conference Tuesday sent the Wall Street bank on its biggest intraday tumble in more than four years.
The alternative investment giant is dipping into the ETF space through a partnership with State Street, a filing with the SEC shows.
The world's largest asset manager is taking a step back from US stocks and growth in the lead-up to the Fed's hotly anticipated September cut and a dead-heat presidential race.
The embattled broker-dealer is planning to monetize assets and obtain financing as fallout from SEC probe into Kahn partnership continues.
The SEC and justice department are probing whether the firm, a subsidiary of Franklin Templeton, cherry-picked trades to favor certain clients.
Softer-than-expected jobs report opens the door to a 50-basis-point adjustment, but the jury is still out on the cautious central bank's next move.
The downward spiral in Donald Trump's media empire slashes his paper gains by more than $3.7B, just days before he gets the all-clear to cash out.
