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Share Buybacks Vs. Dividends--WisdomTree Examines What Drives Returns

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The market has been led by growth so long, dividend stocks have become cheaper, said these analysts.

Mad About Models

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Ben Bernanke found significant shortcomings in the BoE's forecasting.

Why There Is Chocolate Crisis And What's Happening To Prices

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Chocolate plants are shutting and market liquidity is tumbling.

Tiny N.J. Broker Behind Booming IPOs Is Back With 380% Blockbuster

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The firm's underwriting efforts have typically focused on Asian companies.

Why Germany Is The Global Economy's Biggest Loser

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Loomis Sayles asset managers say the post-pandemic world has not been kind to Europe's largest economy.

El-Erian Sees 'Huge Impact' From Widening Divergence Between Fed, ECB

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The economist said there could be a growing gap between the pace of Fed and ECB easing.

Wall Street Searches For AI Winners Across Emerging Markets

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AI investors are pointing toward emerging markets for better value and a bigger pool of options.

A Fund's Rx For Healthcare Investing

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The Janus Henderson Global Life Sciences Fund successfully navigates the turbulent healthcare sector.

A Biden Victory Favors Growth Stocks; Trump Would Benefit Value, Investment Pros Say

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Both candidates appear unlikely to address the federal debt time bomb.

Hedge Funds Bet On Europe In Hunt For Next Leg Of Stock Rally

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Euro area shares have risen by around 4% in March, outpacing their US peers.

Billions Flood Active ETFs In Hunt For Cheap Developing Stocks

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Developing-nation stocks are trading at a discount of about 43% compared to their peers in the U.S.

Dalio Says China Must Fix Debt Problems Or Face 'Lost Decade'

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China-U.S. tensions are causing foreign investors to diversify or leave China, he said.

The Great Rates Descent Will Be Nasty, Brutish And Long

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With peak inflation behind most countries, central banks face the challenge of retreating without tipping into a recession.

What Will The BOJ Do With Its $475 Billion ETF Hoard?

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How will the Bank of Japan unload the ETFs it bought to help the country's stock market?

J. Stern Introduces Strategy To U.S. Audiences

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The limited partnership holds global large-cap companies, and it offers a perk: daily liquidity.

Riding The Curve In Fixed Income

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The Allspring Core Plus Bond Fund is positioned to take advantage of the changing interest rate environment.

Don't Count On A Soft Landing For The Global Economy

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China could be facing a “lost decade,” while Europe and the United States confront their own economic challenges.

World Economy Has Growing Chance Of Soft Landing, G-20 Says

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The International Monetary Fund last month boosted its forecast for global economic growth in 2024 to 3.1%.

Will The U.S. Economy Drive Global Growth This Year?

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The U.S. economy faces powerful headwinds that call into question its ability to serve as the world's main growth driver.

U.S., China Explore Debt Relief Options To Avoid Emerging-Market Defaults

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The two nations are looking for an alternative to the high borrowing rates EM nations face in the market.

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