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Stocks surge toward records on US-Iran hopes, corporate earnings
EQUITIES APR 14, 2026
Stocks surge toward records on US-Iran hopes, corporate earnings

Markets climb on de-escalation hopes and earnings strength, even as oil and yields threaten outlook.

By Steve Randall
Kevin Warsh would be the richest Fed chair ever, disclosures show
FIXED INCOME APR 14, 2026
Kevin Warsh would be the richest Fed chair ever, disclosures show

His divulged net worth easily eclipses current Chair Jerome Powell's, though holdings in venture capital, private funds, and crypto make the exact number hard to pin down.

By Leo Almazora
Markets brace for prolonged volatility as Middle East tensions reshape global investment outlook
EQUITIES APR 14, 2026
Markets brace for prolonged volatility as Middle East tensions reshape global investment outlook

Energy shocks, rising yields and shifting ‘defensives’ signal a new stagflationary playbook.

By Steve Randall
Will the market test President Trump's new Fed Chair? More importantly, will he pass?
EQUITIES APR 13, 2026
Will the market test President Trump's new Fed Chair? More importantly, will he pass?

Here's what advisors are saying and doing ahead of Kevin Warsh's ascension to Fed Chair in May.

By Gregg Greenberg
Markets look past US-Iran tensions with inflation, bank profits in focus
EQUITIES APR 10, 2026
Markets look past US-Iran tensions with inflation, bank profits in focus

While geopolitical strain persists, some key sectors highlight market resilience.

By Steve Randall
Fed minutes reveal widening policy divide as inflation risks cloud rate-cut outlook
EQUITIES APR 09, 2026
Fed minutes reveal widening policy divide as inflation risks cloud rate-cut outlook

Investors face murky path as Fed weighs inflation persistence against growth risks.

By Steve Randall
Iran-US ceasefire under strain as Hormuz closure rattles energy markets
EQUITIES APR 08, 2026
Iran-US ceasefire under strain as Hormuz closure rattles energy markets

Oil prices remain more than 40% above pre-war levels and ship traffic through the Strait of Hormuz has barely recovered, as the US-Iran ceasefire frays amid competing claims over its terms.

By Leo Almazora
Goldman's private credit fund sidesteps redemption crunch that hit rivals
ALTERNATIVES APR 08, 2026
Goldman's private credit fund sidesteps redemption crunch that hit rivals

With more than $8 billion trapped across the industry and rivals capping withdrawals, the firm is now moving to capitalize on easing competition among lenders.

By Leo Almazora
Jamie Dimon's three-pronged warning: Iran inflation risk, private credit cracks, and AI's unknowns
EQUITIES APR 06, 2026
Jamie Dimon's three-pronged warning: Iran inflation risk, private credit cracks, and AI's unknowns

The JPMorgan chief''s annual letter points to the '70s oil-shock recession, private credit losses running "a little higher than they should be," and "second- and third-order effects" from emerging AI technology.

By Leo Almazora
Liberation Day lookback: What Trump's historic tariff declaration has done for the US
EQUITIES APR 02, 2026
Liberation Day lookback: What Trump's historic tariff declaration has done for the US

A year after the White House reset US trade policy, price pressures, supply-chain rewiring and policy uncertainty are still shaping portfolios and growth expectations.

By Leo Almazora
Powell hints Fed will try to look past oil shock — unless inflation expectations slip
FIXED INCOME MAR 30, 2026
Powell hints Fed will try to look past oil shock — unless inflation expectations slip

Energy-driven price pressures are back in focus as the central bank watches whether households and markets start to expect higher inflation to stick.

By Leo Almazora
Private credit redemptions test the model as banks look for an opening
ALTERNATIVES MAR 27, 2026
Private credit redemptions test the model as banks look for an opening

As withdrawals rise and fundraising cools, the debate is shifting from returns to redemption mechanics – and whether today’s guardrails can allay or aggravate investor unease.

By Leo Almazora
OECD warns energy shock will slow global growth while lifting inflation risks
EQUITIES MAR 26, 2026
OECD warns energy shock will slow global growth while lifting inflation risks

Middle East conflict tests resilience as AI momentum offsets slower growth outlook.

By Steve Randall
Oil shockwaves spread beyond Gulf as conflict risks and supply crunch rattle markets
EQUITIES MAR 25, 2026
Oil shockwaves spread beyond Gulf as conflict risks and supply crunch rattle markets

Fresh attacks, strained Gulf flows and rising risk premiums jolt global investors and energy outlook

By Steve Randall
Stagflation fears and volatility are up. But advisors are not raising their cash positions in response
EQUITIES MAR 25, 2026
Stagflation fears and volatility are up. But advisors are not raising their cash positions in response

Recent economic data has pointed to slower growth and higher prices ahead, and the Iran war has investors unnerved. The answer according to advisors, is not adding to cash

By Gregg Greenberg
Battle for Hormuz shakes markets as oil swings and Treasury yields climb
EQUITIES MAR 20, 2026
Battle for Hormuz shakes markets as oil swings and Treasury yields climb

Military effort to reopen shipping chokepoint stokes supply hopes, inflation fears and bond volatility.

By Steve Randall
Fixed income regains its footing as volatility reshapes investor strategy, says Yulia Alekseeva
RETIREMENT PLANNING MAR 19, 2026
Fixed income regains its footing as volatility reshapes investor strategy, says Yulia Alekseeva

MissionSquare’s head of fixed income speaks with InvestmentNews.

By Steve Randall
Federal Reserve keeps interest rates steady again, remains unbowed in face of Trump pressure
FIXED INCOME MAR 18, 2026
Federal Reserve keeps interest rates steady again, remains unbowed in face of Trump pressure

Recent economic indicators have fueled speculation that the Fed would continue its conservative approach to interest rates.

By James Rogers
Judge blocks DOJ subpoenas targeting Fed chair Jerome Powell
FIXED INCOME MAR 13, 2026
Judge blocks DOJ subpoenas targeting Fed chair Jerome Powell

'Mountain of evidence’ points to Trump pressuring Powell for lower rates

US debt, geopolitics top advisors' market risks list through 2028
EQUITIES MAR 13, 2026
US debt, geopolitics top advisors' market risks list through 2028

FUSE research survey shows elevated concern over fiscal policy, trade disruptions, market volatility, and recession risks.

By Leo Almazora