President calls Chair Powell a 'dead head'
Has Chair Powell made the last rate cut of his tenure?
Most advisors see double-digit upside for the S&P 500 next year, as well as risks of a correction, at least two Fed cuts, and geopolitical uncertainty.
Banking group sees room for stock and economic growth, even with caution advised.
The Treasury secretary maintains the current Federal Reserve leadership strayed from its founding principles due to districts "importing a bright, shiny object."
The deteriorating data on jobs points to a shift from low-hire, low-fire stasis while supporting the case for a December Fed rate cut next week.
Even with continued profits in private markets, report projects just two-fifths of firms are set to thrive by 2030 amid chronic cost challenges.
Firm's senior investment leaders have been speaking at a roundtable.
Baird Funds' Warren Pierson says yields, fundamentals, and the Federal Reserve are lining up to create a 'good value' moment in fixed income.
Proposals to borrow for Social Security benefits could trigger higher interest rates across Treasury and mortgage markets, while dismantling longstanding budget safeguards.
Firm's co-head of US leveraged finance, Mitchell Garfin, talks with InvestmentNews.
Advisors are competing with low-cost ETF bundles and under pressure to show value, but BNK Invest believes it has the ideal solution to capitalize on an under appreciated security.
Analysts project some $1.5 trillion of investment-grade bonds, plus more from other corners of the market, would be needed to satisfy AI hyperscalers' ambitions.
Job woes, inflation pains, and the government shutdown are fueling decades-high pessimism among buyers across age, income, and political affiliations.
Profit and revenue reveals have given investors a look to probe deeper into the state of the market.
The imbalance between rich households and lower-income earners is taking on new importance as more company executives flag strains in buying habits.
Speaking to InvestmentNews at IMPACT 2025, Schwab’s Kathy Jones says the Fed has never been subject to such overt political pressure but that fixed income is doing what it is supposed to do.
Leery investors are looking hard at the usually obscure BDC space.
The bankrupt automotive supplier says he took millions of dollars to fund a lavish lifestyle.
Rate cuts and sectoral successes helped boost returns in the third quarter.
