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Why rising rates may not lift your income
Traditional fixed income investors may feel they’ve been lost in a low-yield wasteland. But with improved global growth and the expected Fed rate hike trajectory, some may assume the struggle for income is coming to an end.
Why the July Fed meeting could spark volatility
Dovish enough? Here’s why the Fed’s rate cut could leave investors disappointed.
Wide performance dispersion may favor active managers
Dispersion between best- and worst-performing S&P sectors is at a 20-year high. This week’s chart tracks it over time and outlines why it matters.
Will a rate-dependent equity market become a headwind?
Could last year’s market tailwind turn into this year’s headwind? This week’s chart looks at stocks and rates’ tandem moves over the past year.
With inflation, stock-bond correlation jumps
As prices spike, this week’s chart looks at rising inflation’s impact on the correlation between stocks and bonds.
With investor sentiment stretched, time to diversify?
This week’s chart looks at the spread between bullish and bearish investors, which has widened significantly in the past several months.
With long-term rates stuck near zero, income is harder to find than ever
How long will Treasury rates stay near zero? This week’s chart compares today’s ultra-low yields to those during the global financial crisis.
With rate hikes none or one, income to remain elusive
Income could be hard to find for the foreseeable future. This week’s chart looks at market-based expectations for rate hikes through Dec. 2022.
With the 10-year’s decline, a sense of false hope?
The Barclays Agg rose in April for the first time since December. Our chart looks at the secular issues that continue to drag fixed income markets.
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