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.
Wealth managers are not aggressively changing client portfolios in response to the Iran war, but they are using energy shares as a hedge.
JPMorgan CEO says conflict impact will be limited if it is short-lived. IMF says it’s too early to assess the impact on global economy.
Low- and moderate-income households drive post-2020 surge in retail investing.
Global survey shows retail surge, AI adoption and tokenization reshaping ETF playbook.
Following the historic $16.5 million “Pikachu Illustrator” sale, top advisor Tom Ruggie sees potential risks in the trading card market, with "artificial scarcity" giving rise to FOMO and a possible speculative bubble.
The Boston-based investment giant’s latest snapshot shows strong gains in operating income, trading activity, and ETF assets.
"The most likely outcomes are manageable," said Adrian Helfert, chief investment officer of multi-asset strategies at Westwood, as the markets and oil prices react to the escalating Iran war.
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.
The latest PPI data could give the Fed “another reason to be more patient with rate cuts,” said Chris Zaccarelli of Northlight Asset Management.
CEO Samir Kaji explains how Allocate's private markets platform positions RIAs to capitalize on companies driving the AI economy outside of Nvidia and other blue chips.
Meanwhile, some business development companies have started slashing dividends.
Markets welcome mo e to slash 40% of jobs as Jack Dorsey sets out his AI strategy.
Global dispersion, softer labor markets and higher real yields reshape fixed income outlook.
Brokerage fintech DriveWealth will integrate with Kalshi's prediction markets, as a MrBeast employee was fined and suspended over insider trading on Kalshi.
The news sets the path for a conclusion to the long-running media industry saga.
Research shows under 40s are more likely to be pulling back from the market despite overall market optimism.
FIDx CEO Rich Romano says operational friction, compliance complexity and fragmented workflows, not lack of demand, are holding advisors back from delivering guaranteed income solutions at scale.
Investors rush to buy claims as courts weigh who ultimately gets billions in tariff refunds.
