Growth stocks are under acute pressure as rising interest rates change the dynamics that drive equity valuations.
High inflation has captured the headlines as of late particularly as CPI recently hit the highest levels since 1981.
There’s a silver lining to the current bear market…
Wedding costs reflect the myriad forces that have driven inflation upward.
The bear has ended a long hibernation.
Linde is the largest industrial gas company worldwide and an innovator in the highly engineered technologies used to deliver gas to customers.
Summer is right around the corner, and traditionally that’s when families pack their bags and get away for a well-deserved vacation. Since this is the first summer travel season in three years that feels like the before times, airlines and airports are bracing for what is expected to be a particularly busy three months.
It looks like the economy will grow for a while, just not very fast. And we simply don’t know what will happen when the Federal Reserve tightens in the face of a slowing economy.
I believe one of the most dangerous behaviors is the willingness to invest in highly overvalued stocks.
High inflation and the consequences of attempts to curb it are a top concern for today’s investors.
Texas now leads the nation in the number of Fortune 500 companies that are headquartered in the state.
As everyone knows, the labor market has been quite strong, with expectations for the unemployment rate to fall further next week.
For investors wondering where to store cash, comparing the maturity profiles on Treasuries with their “risk of loss” history can help reveal where value might lie within shorter maturities.
With “Team Persistent” having clearly prevailed over “Team Transitory” in the debate over the nature of today’s surging inflation, the question now is whether prices can be tamed without also causing a recession.
The disinflationary impact of Fed policy on equities is coming.
Low inventories drove natural gas prices to their highest level since 2008, while above normal temperatures are putting additional stress on natural gas supply.
As market volatility rages, Raymond James CIO Larry Adam believes the Fed will likely engineer a soft landing and avoid a severe recession.
The Franklin Templeton Institute hosted the Global Investor Forum last week in New York featuring internal and external speakers with expertise across economics, history, foreign policy, sustainability and investment management.
There is increasing awareness among investors of the important role that responsible investing plays in a well-diversified portfolio.
Investors’ expectations that interest rates will not rise much may be very misguided.
The outlook for credit amid rising inflation, monetary tightening, and war in Europe.
Treasury Inflation-Protected Securities, or TIPS, can help protect against inflation over the long run, but in the short term their performance may be dictated more by price declines in the secondary market.
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What do Netflix, Peloton Interactive, Coinbase, and Palantir Technologies have in common?
U.S. equities are trading lower in afternoon action with the markets unable to extend yesterday's solid gains.
The future is always unknown.
Value investors love recessions because they intelligently recognize that recessions bring opportunity.
For several years, the largest US technology and new media companies were widely seen a cluster of similar stocks.
All year inflation has been the narrative driving markets.
With economies scrambling for alternatives to Russian fossil fuels, Dina Ting, our Head of Global Index Portfolio Management, offers perspective on single-country portfolio exposure to other world oil producers.
Scott Minerd, Guggenheim Partners Global CIO, joins CNBC to share his views on the consequences of aggressive Federal Reserve tightening.
Stocks start the week higher following recent bearishness.
Investing during a recession can be a very difficult, and often dangerous, prospect.
Policymakers and forecasters were slow to change their mindset about inflation.
At least a couple of major retailer stocks got clobbered last week as investors sold on reports that they missed earnings estimates.
While conventional wisdom says that rising interest rates are bad for stocks, it’s more accurate to say that rising rates tend to be bad for certain types of stocks.
The U.S. was experiencing some of the highest inflation in its history.
As with bodily atherosclerosis, curing our economic condition may require lifestyle modifications. But in one sense, it will be even worse: We’re all going to get the cure whether we want it or not. We’ll get its side effects, too… and you can bet there will be many.
This week has seen a series of rapid contractions across the digital asset ecosystem. In a space that is well-known for volatility, even this week has stood out to observers.
The recent surge in interest rates and inflation has put the record strength in housing under a microscope.
It's extremely difficult to watch the news and not feel overwhelmed by the avalanche of negative headlines.
Soaring commodity prices have helped drive inflation to 8.5%, by far the highest level in the last few decades.
The Northern Trust Economics team shares its outlook for key markets in the month ahead.
Since the global financial crisis, assets in private credit have grown exponentially as investors search for yield while protecting against inflation and rising interest rates.
Research Affiliates discusses the intriguing long-term outlook for value stocks, and provides insights on the models that underpin its asset class forecasts.
Dover Corporation is a diversified holding company serving more than 200 product categories in the industrial, energy and manufacturing industries.
“What does a yellow light mean? Slow down!
John Paul Lech, Lead Manager of the Matthews Emerging Markets Equity Fund, explains the potential value that unique real estate equities can offer emerging market-growth portfolios.
Our weekly commentaries provide Euro Pacific Capital's latest thinking on developments in the global marketplace.
U.S. equities plunged, finishing near the lows of the day, following disappointing quarterly results from Target Corporation and Lowe's Companies, with both retailers warning of rising cost pressures.
