Roughly 87% of S&P 500 companies that released earnings in July mentioned inflation in conference calls.
The firm confirmed that it changed model portfolios to protect against inflation.
Retail investors poured money into markets as equities embarked on a nearly record-run of all-time highs in June.
The breakdown of the futures market implies that Bitcoin's built-in bullishness has disappeared.
The Fed put out signals that it won't allow the U.S. economy to run too hot for too long.
In the coming decade, more than $1 trillion worth of mutual fund assets could be converted into ETFs.
At least 11 companies are still trying to launch a U.S.-based bitcoin ETF.
The selloff dominated market chatter on a day when stocks and commodities were also under pressure.
China has declared that cryptocurrencies cannot be used as a form of payment.
Retail traders accounted for nearly 25% of the first quarter's trading activity.