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Ares Breaks Private Credit Record With New $34 Billion Fund

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The creation of such a massive fund underscores the momentum in the roughly $1.7 trillion industry.

Schwab Launches Its First Actively Managed Fixed-Income ETF

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The Schwab Ultra-Short Income fund is the 31st in its ETF lineup.

Ameriprise Sued By Clients Over Low Cash Sweep Rates

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The suit follows one against LPL. Both firms said in earnings calls last week they weren't changing rates.

Goldman CEO Sees Up To Two Fed Cuts In 2024, Reversing Hold Stance

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“There's no question there are some shifts in consumer behavior," Goldman CEO David Solomon said.

How A Year Of The Fed's High Rates Has Affected The U.S. Economy

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Americans are searching longer for jobs and lower-income households are falling behind on loan payments.

Is The Fed Behind? Bond Traders Bet On Big Rate Cuts Just in Case

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Investors are fully pricing in at least two quarter-point rate reductions this year.

Junk Borrowers Rush Into Market With Billions In New Offerings

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Recent junk-rated issuers include Royal Caribbean Cruises and SeaWorld.

Fed's Favored Price Gauge Rises At Mild Pace, Spending Holds Up

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Inflation-adjusted consumer spending rose 0.2%, while May's increase was revised higher.

Goldman Sachs Makes Bigger Bet On $129 Billion Muni ETF Market

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Demand for municipal bonds is especially high in New York and California given the high income tax levies in both states.

Ameriprise Not Budging On Low Cash Sweep Rates

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While other firms have raised rates on parked money, the broker-dealer said it doesn't understand the hubbub.

Mutiny In The Bond Market As Billionaires Pick A Debt Fight

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These European tycoons once seduced high-yield investors. But the creditors have fallen out of love.

Brokerages Boost Cash Sweep Account Rates To Quiet Outflows, Lawsuits

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Wells Fargo, Morgan Stanley and Merrill Lynch have used earnings calls to publicize changes. Is LPL next?

Citi Sees 'Significant Opportunities' In Climate-Adaptation Finance

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Unlike mitigation, adaptation is about coping with the consequences of a hotter planet.

Muni Funds See Biggest Inflow Since May As Rate-Cut Bets Build

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Investors added about $900 million to funds focused on US state and city debt in the past week.

Fed's Daly Says Incoming Inflation Data Very Good, Not There Yet

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Fed officials have said in recent weeks they are increasingly confident that inflation is on the right track.

The Next Bear Market Will Spark A Retirement Crisis, David Rosenberg Argues

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The contrarian economist says Americans have abandoned diversification and are seriously overweighted in equities.

Bank Of America Highlights The Murky Outlook For Fed Rate Cuts

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The bank's strategists disagree on how many times the Fed may cut rates this year.

The Fund Managers Modeling Catastrophe Keep Winning Bets

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Sophisticated catastrophe models are helping bondholders sidestep large losses from weather-related calamities.

Larry Fink Urges Biden, Trump To Pursue 'Economic Boom' Agenda

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The BlackRock CEO said that without economic growth, rising deficits will become a major burden to future generations.

Trump's Rise Poses Threat To Tax Break That Underpins Muni Bonds

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The muni market tax exemption is viewed as a possible target if funds are needed to pay for more Trump tax cuts.

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