President Donald Trump's call to force rates down 300 basis points would produce far less than his hoped-for $1 trillion in savings, analysts say.
The market reaction was muted following earlier reports of the president taking steps against the Fed chair soon in a closed-door meeting with Republicans.
Despite a positive US market outlook, analysts at the alternative giant counselled increased international exposure as bigger deficits and geopolitical uncertainty take hold.
The latest federal data show the CPI increasing 2.7% over the previous 12 months, outpacing the 2.4% May figure and raising questions around the impact of trade uncertainty.
The trajectory for the US economy has shifted as each quarter of 2025 ticks by.
Report says bond investing's challenges mean active is likely to remain key.
Slowing distributions in private equity are pushing the stealthily wealthy elite to look deeper into the alternative credit space.
Yields on longer-maturity government bonds rose slightly as the Treasury looks to auction $22 billion of 30-year debt.
"Considerable uncertainty" around timing, size, and duration of tariffs' potential impacts divides Federal Reserve officials.
Launches of new ride-or-die strategies, featuring exposure to CLOs and single stocks, are set to test the retail crowd's appetite for risk.
Wealth managers weigh in on their bond strategies as Fed Chairman Powell appears to be holding on rate cuts this summer.
The president's next pick for Federal Reserve chair, whom he pledged would be "somebody that wants to cut rates," is likely to face questions to their credibility.
Chief economists, advisors, and chief investment officers share their reactions to the June US employment report.
With a Federal Reserve-imposed asset cap now off its shoulders, the Wall Street lender is ramping up its buying within the $1.3 trillion market.
The latest federal data release showed nonfarm payrolls increasing by 147,000, edging down but still in line with previous readings, while adjusting April and May figures upward.
Roach said he will be paying close attention to whether the risks between growth and inflation remain in balance.
Whether prices will heat up or cool down is the must-watch event for the Federal Reserve and those calling for a July rate cut.
Bond issuance has ramped up by more than 35% year-on-year as declining birth rates push school districts to "keep up with the Joneses."
Some agreements have been reached but are far from widespread.
Inflation rises slightly in May as income and spending fall, challenging Fed path
