Wall Street reacts to the higher-than-expected January CPI report that sent stocks lower.
The current environment – economic and political – stands to benefit fixed income, and active managers may have a chance shine.
What should have been a strong start to 2025 for municipal bonds is now in question amid growing odds that the Federal Reserve will hold fire on interest rate cuts.
The VIX, or so called "fear index," is shifting higher with increased market volatility, causing wealth managers to ready themselves for anxious client calls.
Wealth managers see the market setting up nicely for another positive year for closed-end funds and BDCs.
The world's largest asset manager claims leadership as the first investor to buy a piece of the first-of-its-kind municipal bond issuance.
Amid record-breaking year for launches, demand for municipal bond ETFs is growing as investors put a premium on tax efficiency and transparency.
The investment management giant's latest offering diverges from most CLO ETFs to help investors achieve high current income and total return.
Traders are wagering the central bank won't pause in December and January as strategists from the bank recommend tactical plays.
"The profitability of the CLO is going to be very attractive," said CIO at Flat Rock Global.
The president-elect's campaign promises on taxes, tariffs, and immigration have yet to spark a response from fixed income investors looking to enforce fiscal discipline.
Thirty four percent of advisors surveyed by InvestmentNews say they use direct indexing strategies but 39 percent don’t.
The two firms have both claimed an industry first with separate strategies offering CLO-based exposure to the alternative fixed income space.
Yields rise as investors watch for crucial signals ahead of the Federal Reserve's December decision, with odds of a third straight rate cut seen as a coin flip.
Investors should "stay light on your feet," the head of US fixed income at RBC says.
Much as observers predicted strong returns for domestic small-cap value and the energy sector ahead of Trump's first term, the same enthusiastic assumptions this time around may be too simplistic, panelists at the Charles Schwab Impact conference said.
Fidelity's new launches offer stock exposure across different regions, while Vanguard adds to expand its muni ETF menu.
How financial planner is taking advantage of interest rate trends without taking undue investment risk.
Federal Reserve Chair was "neutral" in comments after November rate cut – and the election – but was clear that he won’t be pressured to leave his job by Trump.
Up from the ashes of the great financial crisis, securitized bonds are being added to more client portfolios.
