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The U.S. high-yield market’s relatively flat return last month obscured significant divergence of returns within the index, highlighting the value of active management.
Our quarterly report on global dividends finds that payouts hit a new record during the second quarter.
Guest blogger Dr. Heidi Hanna and Dr. John L. Evans Jr. explain why stress is often misunderstood – and necessary, to a certain extent.
Although the current economic expansion is aging, leading indicators do not indicate a sharp contraction.
Although the current economic expansion is aging, leading indicators do not indicate a sharp contraction.
Fixed Income Portfolio Managers John Lloyd and John Kerschner discuss the inverted yield curve and its implications for bond investors.
A Q&A on how trade friction; environmental, social and governance (ESG) factors; and demographic issues are impacting financial markets in China.
While the near-term outlook for the global economy remains weak, some signs indicate that 2020 may be a recovery year.
As bond yields fall further, an allocation to REITs could offer the potential for improved risk-adjusted returns in a balanced portfolio.
Investors have flocked to the perceived “stability” of growth stocks, but growth at any price does not always lead to gains.
As investors focus on the slowing global economy, options markets are warning of another risk that may be flying under the radar: inflation.
Perkins Chief Investment Officer Gregory Kolb shares his equity market insights.
