Investors are looking farther afield for income and safety.
The current calculus is that a so-called blue wave would unleash another round of economic stimulus.
The fear is that very liquid funds could become a destabilizing force for their less liquid underlying securities.
The world’s largest debt market may not be as sleepy as it seems.
The anxiety could play out across a number of asset classes.
America’s exchange-traded funds are shutting down at a record pace and the production line is stuttering.
The bulk of the S&P 500’s recent rebound from lows was driven by after-hours trading.
Collateralized loan obligations have drawn scrutiny in recent months after a wave of pandemic-induced corporate distress.
Though Treasury rates are on the rise, U.S. stock indexes continue to set record highs.
The megacap technology companies powering the U.S. stock rally are bedeviling active fund managers.