See how economic uncertainty has amplified market volatility – and what that may mean for investors – in this week’s chart.

Credit markets continued their fast start to the year, posting solid returns in February. The duration-sensitive Barclays Agg declined modestly, underperforming credit indices.

Energy markets continued to bounce back from Q4 lows. Oil prices rose moderately as OPEC has started to implement planned production cuts. Q4 midstream earnings were generally solid and investors may finally be getting comfortable with the space.

This week’s chart focuses on why the commercial mortgage market’s strong health is expected to last throughout 2019.

Get insight into why high yield bonds may be an attractive diversification tool in our lower-for-longer interest rate environment.

Interest rates take a big step down | The yield curve inverts and alarm bells sound | The economy is cruising along, but risks loom

See how investor interest in high yield bonds and senior secured loans has shifted in what’s now a firmly accommodative environment.

Treasury rates fell following the Fed's dovish tone at their March meeting, boosting the more duration-sensitive Barclays Agg.

March closes out a stellar Q1 for energy | Is there still upside for midstream?

With interest rates hovering at such persistently low levels through the past decade and with little expectation for any increase in short-term rates, investors could continue to face difficulties generating income within their traditional fixed income allocations.