Musk's Department of Government Efficiency has tweeted about some lease cancellations already.
The firm says the new ETFs provide a transparent, tax-efficient way to manage cash.
The fund sees the Fed possibly resuming rate increases in 2026.
Market-neutral multistrategy and long-only funds will be in high demand, he said.
The surprise acceleration in consumer price growth battered US government bonds.
The company says it may make sense to buy corporate debt even as sector valuations are near historic highs.
The economist expects the Fed to tolerate higher inflation for the sake of economic growth.
Yields on two-year notes rose as much as nine basis points to 4.38% after the CPI report.
U.S. companies are attracted by an ECB deposit rate that is 175 basis points lower than the Fed's.
Multibillion-dollar stadium construction can anchor redevelopment efforts, a new whitepaper says.
Those are the first reductions for the four- and eight-week offerings since Dec. 26.
Bonds fell across the U.S. curve, with longer-maturity Treasury yields climbing more than shorter ones.
Cleveland Fed President Beth Hammack said she doesn't anticipate raising interest rates in 2025.
Pressure from Republicans is already resulting in changes at the Fed.
Bond traders anticipate yields will remain elevated until there's more clarity on where the economy is heading.
BlackRock sees active ETFs as vehicles primed to see explosive growth in the coming years.
The loans make lenders responsible for the losses should borrowers walk away from their debt.
Credit investors are continuing to bet on shorter-duration bonds.
This strategy hopes to limit investors' losses while not constraining their market upside.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent repeated his view that expanding energy supply will help lower inflation.