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ETFs Tick Up In Fidelity Allocation Report

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U.S. stocks were also more favored by investors than international ones.

Why Mainstream Economics Got Inflation Wrong

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Leading economists' misdiagnosis of inflation in 2021-22 was the latest episode in a long-running series of failures.

BofA's Hartnett Says Markets Outlook Flips To Greed From Caution

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Global stocks recorded $8.8 billion of inflows in the week ending Nov. 8.

Fed Governor Lisa Cook Says Worsening Geopolitical Tensions Pose Market Risk

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International conflict could hamper trade, raise financing and production costs and cause additional inflation.

The Price Of Money Is Going Up, And It's Not Only Because Of The Fed

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A rising natural interest rate will create winners and losers as it reverberates throughout the global economy.

Bulls Are Back In Emerging Markets As Growth Stocks Outperform

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Stocks in developing nations have added $1.1 trillion in the past two weeks.

Warnings On Weak Demand Are Piling Up This Earnings Season

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Aggressive rate hike campaigns from major central banks to tame inflation are taking their toll on the economy.

Dividend Stocks The Place To Be For Income, Thornburg Managers Say

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High-yield bonds and certain other areas in fixed income also look good.

For Now, Markets Aren't Worried About A Wider War

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Securities prices don't always predict geopolitical crises, but they're often the best tool we have.

Volatility Market Flashes Stock Warning In Fresh VIX Inversion

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The signal comes amid worries that Israel's war with Hamas will spark a bigger conflict.

Advanced Economies Must Face Fiscal Reality

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Stagnant productivity growth has made deficit-financed welfare spending indefensible.

Paul Singer Says World More Perilous Than Markets Pricing In

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Markets have remained relatively calm despite the geopolitical chaos of recent weeks, he said.

Emerging Markets Under Heavy Pressure As Conflict Escalates

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Oil prices have surged above $90 per barrel as Iran called for an embargo against Israel.

Roubini Says Markets Discounting Risk Of Major Mideast Conflict

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Economist Nouriel Roubini said there is a “downside scenario” in which Iran and Lebanon get involved.

Emerging-Market Stocks Sink To Lowest Since 1987 Relative To U.S. Equities

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Israel's retaliation against attacks by Hamas has sparked fears of a broader conflict between the U.S. and Iran.

Investing In A World Of Increasing Complexity

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Despite all the uncertainties, recent data suggest that the economy is looking stronger.

What Oil Traders Are Watching After Shock Attack On Israel

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Many of the geopolitical considerations will hinge on how far Israel takes its response.

Global Markets Face New Geopolitical Risk, View Oil As Guide

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The Middle East conflict adds more uncertainty to the market, analysts said.

Veteran Money Manager Who Has Shunned China Stocks Sees More Underperformance

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Extreme pessimism about China's economy among foreign investors may take a while to unwind.

Here's Why A 5% US Yield Would Stress Out Global Markets

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Higher borrowing costs for longer mean financial conditions will tighten even without further action from policymakers.

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