The Federal Reserve chaired by Trump nominee Kevin Warsh has opted to hike for the first time in three years.
FTSE Russell's September 2026 report finds investors navigating a barbell market adding AI-linked growth assets while loading up on high-quality fixed income.
Tariffs and an energy shock tied to the president's own policies are fueling the inflation that makes his rate-cut demands harder for the central bank to meet.
The president's $5,000 midterm cash offer for every American citizen raises hard questions about federal debt, legal risk, and what it means for client portfolio strategy.
Pre-Labor Day payroll numbers surged past forecasts, but muted wage growth keeps strategists split on a mid-September rate hike from the Fed.
Governor Waller says continued disinflation could justify keeping rates steady at the Fed's September meeting, seemingly in contrast with Chair Warsh's Jackson Hole tone.
With tariffs ahead for US exports into Canada, experts believe the failure of a new agreement will hit US firms and last beyond the Trump era.
“The bond yield surge is another brick in the market's wall of worry and ultimately,” said Arca’s Paul Stanley.
Asset manager acquisition will more than double its fixed income ETF assets and expand SMA capabilities for advisors.
Collapse in US-Iran talks has sent government bond yields to multi-decade highs worldwide, piling fresh pressure on fixed-income portfolios.
Strong corporate fundamentals and an AI-driven portfolio tilt underpin the asset manager's August 2026 outlook.
New SEC guidance eases securitization rules for data centers as Nvidia and Wall Street unveil a $500 billion AI financing push.
Three dissenting votes from Hammack, Kashkari, and Logan sent the 30-year Treasury to a 19-year high of 5.21% — and advisors who never positioned for cuts are watching the chaos from the sidelines
A new robo-advised fixed income offering brings professionally managed individual bond portfolios to everyday investors at a fraction of traditional costs.
BlackRock's CIO of fixed income ties resilient but narrowing growth and higher yields to a new playbook.
Mercer survey points to a credit cycle insurers see as mature, risky and worth navigating anyway.
Starting yields show high correlation with forward returns as US real rates hit multi-year highs.
Active funds and credit lead a record first half even as equities dipped 0.9% in June.
S&P Global Ratings sees US growth holding near 2% as AI investment offsets energy turmoil.
New survey data reveal a sharp reversal in advisor sentiment toward alternative investments, with illiquidity remaining the stubborn barrier to wider adoption.
