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The most hawkish Fed vote since 2016 just repriced fixed income — here is how advisors are responding
FIXED INCOME AUG 03, 2026
The most hawkish Fed vote since 2016 just repriced fixed income — here is how advisors are responding

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

By Gregg Greenberg
Webull moves into robo-advised bond portfolios for the masses
FIXED INCOME JUL 28, 2026
Webull moves into robo-advised bond portfolios for the masses

A new robo-advised fixed income offering brings professionally managed individual bond portfolios to everyday investors at a fraction of traditional costs.

By Steve Randall
Concentrated growth and a shifting Fed demand a more deliberate approach to fixed income
FIXED INCOME JUL 23, 2026
Concentrated growth and a shifting Fed demand a more deliberate approach to fixed income

BlackRock's CIO of fixed income ties resilient but narrowing growth and higher yields to a new playbook.

By Steve Randall
Private credit vs. public bonds: What are insurers seeing that’s prompting a portfolio pivot?
ALTERNATIVES JUL 20, 2026
Private credit vs. public bonds: What are insurers seeing that’s prompting a portfolio pivot?

Mercer survey points to a credit cycle insurers see as mature, risky and worth navigating anyway.

By Steve Randall
Elevated Treasury yields signal strong entry point for bond investors, FTSE Russell finds
FIXED INCOME JUL 16, 2026
Elevated Treasury yields signal strong entry point for bond investors, FTSE Russell finds

Starting yields show high correlation with forward returns as US real rates hit multi-year highs.

By Steve Randall
US-listed ETFs smash records: $196B in June, $1T at half-year, on target for $2.3T full year
ETFS JUL 07, 2026
US-listed ETFs smash records: $196B in June, $1T at half-year, on target for $2.3T full year

Active funds and credit lead a record first half even as equities dipped 0.9% in June.

By Steve Randall
North America largely shielded as Hormuz shock reshapes global outlook
EQUITIES JUN 30, 2026
North America largely shielded as Hormuz shock reshapes global outlook

S&P Global Ratings sees US growth holding near 2% as AI investment offsets energy turmoil.

By Steve Randall
Advisor alts appetite shifts: Infrastructure rises, private credit cools
ALTERNATIVES JUN 23, 2026
Advisor alts appetite shifts: Infrastructure rises, private credit cools

New survey data reveal a sharp reversal in advisor sentiment toward alternative investments, with illiquidity remaining the stubborn barrier to wider adoption.

By Leo Almazora
Apollo throttles withdrawals from $26B private credit fund after exit requests rise to 17%
ALTERNATIVES JUN 23, 2026
Apollo throttles withdrawals from $26B private credit fund after exit requests rise to 17%

The surge in redemption requests, amounting to $2.4 billion, marks latest sign of stress for the BDC and semiliquid fund sector.

By Leo Almazora
Alan Greenspan, former Fed chairman who helped shape modern US economy, dies at 100
EQUITIES JUN 22, 2026
Alan Greenspan, former Fed chairman who helped shape modern US economy, dies at 100

The economist who guided the Federal Reserve through two decades of boom and crisis leaves a complex, still-debated legacy.

By Leo Almazora
Fidelity is boarding the ETF share class express
ETFS JUN 16, 2026
Fidelity is boarding the ETF share class express

Fidelity adds ETF share options to three existing mutual fund strategies, joining a fast-moving industry shift after SEC cleared the way.

By Leo Almazora
Kevin Warsh makes Fed meeting debut as chair. This is what advisors should expect from him
EQUITIES JUN 16, 2026
Kevin Warsh makes Fed meeting debut as chair. This is what advisors should expect from him

New Fed Chair Kevin Warsh has stepped into the central bank’s hotseat at a tricky time.

By James Rogers
Inflation worries deepen as gas prices weigh on household budgets
FIXED INCOME JUN 09, 2026
Inflation worries deepen as gas prices weigh on household budgets

New polling alongside fresh Federal Reserve research reveal how energy-driven price pressures are reshaping client sentiment and monetary policy.

By Leo Almazora
Household financial outlook dims even as short-term inflation fears ease
FIXED INCOME JUN 08, 2026
Household financial outlook dims even as short-term inflation fears ease

The New York Fed's May survey shows consumers' financial confidence at multi-year lows despite stable price outlooks.

By Leo Almazora
Middle East conflict pushes OECD to slash global growth forecast
EQUITIES JUN 03, 2026
Middle East conflict pushes OECD to slash global growth forecast

Organization warns prolonged disruptions could drive down world GDP to 1.8% in 2027 and tip some economies into recession.

By Steve Randall
Powell warns political pressure on Fed will destroy public trust
FIXED INCOME JUN 01, 2026
Powell warns political pressure on Fed will destroy public trust

The former Fed chair, now a sitting governor, says politicizing the central bank risks eroding its credibility with the American people.

By Leo Almazora
Treasury yields drop as Iran ceasefire hopes offset fresh US military strikes
FIXED INCOME MAY 26, 2026
Treasury yields drop as Iran ceasefire hopes offset fresh US military strikes

Bond markets returned from the holiday weekend pricing in peace deal optimism, even as fighting flared in the Strait of Hormuz.

By Steve Randall
Kevin Warsh could favor a rate hike, not a cut, amid inflation, say Charles Schwab analysts
EQUITIES MAY 20, 2026
Kevin Warsh could favor a rate hike, not a cut, amid inflation, say Charles Schwab analysts

"We assume he’ll try to have a lower rate bias, but inflation above 2% will make that difficult," said Charles Schwab’s Collin Martin.

By James Rogers
How Vanguard's new bond ETF model pitch aims to boost advisors' value
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT MAY 18, 2026
How Vanguard's new bond ETF model pitch aims to boost advisors' value

Constructed from its recently launched target maturity bond ETFs, the asset manager's low-cost BondBuilder portfolio suite offers a perpetual, auto-rebalancing ladder structure built for scale.

By Leo Almazora
Inflation forecast surges to 6% for Q2, boosting odds of Fed rate increase
FIXED INCOME MAY 15, 2026
Inflation forecast surges to 6% for Q2, boosting odds of Fed rate increase

Estimates jump 100% as forecasters see elevated price pressures persisting well into the year, rattling bond markets.

By Leo Almazora