Supply fears spike as G7 weighs emergency oil reserves to stabilize global energy markets.
Stocks wobble, oil surges and investors await US payrolls as geopolitical risk clouds outlook.
The firm’s head of municipals says attractive valuations and improving flows point to further upside for the asset class.
The rate on a 30-year mortgage rate briefly dipped below 6% last week before popping back higher on Monday. Advisors discuss what that means for home-shopping clients.
Big Tech’s rebound, Fed rate-cut hopes and a late-year broadening of the rally weren’t enough to lift the average active manager above index returns.
Surging oil prices, rising bond yields, and headlines of escalating tensions in the Middle East are pressuring stocks and testing the “buy-the-dip” playbook.
Global head of multi-asset gives first reaction to the latest Middle East tensions.
Safe-haven demand rises as oil disruption fears grow and prediction markets face scrutiny.
Global dispersion, softer labor markets and higher real yields reshape fixed income outlook.
InvestmentNews trawls through the highlights of the longest ever State of the Union address.
Blue Owl's struggles over its loan portfolio have enlivened the debate over the benefits of adding private credit to client portfolios.
Fed governor says labor data could justify pause or cut as outlook remains a ‘coin flip’.
Wealth managers are focusing on the 10-year Treasury Note and its place in portfolios following Friday's PCE price index release.
Economists warn that faith in an AI-driven productivity boom and rising market vulnerabilities could further complicate policymakers’ decisions.
New report finds that domestic businesses and individuals have taken the largest hit from tariffs.
New data reveals retail investors adopt thoughtful strategies, diversified holdings and macro awareness.
New active funds split exposure between AAA-rated and lower-rated CLO tranches, marking Fidelity’s first ETFs dedicated to the asset class.
Holding out for perfect clarity could mean a missed chance, municipal bonds director tells InvestmentNews.
Wealth managers rotating out of large-cap tech stocks are starting positions in less crowded areas like mid-caps.
His exit from the Council of Economic Advisers ends a rare dual role that had raised fresh questions about the Fed’s independence and the Trump administration’s grip on monetary policy.
