Rates climbed higher this week while the S&P 500 was down nearly -5%. We look at the risk rates’ recent rise presents to fixed income investments.

We outline why core fixed income indexes are now much more interest-rate sensitive than ever before and offer mitigation options for investors concerned with heightened interest rate sensitivity.

Equity markets declined for the second straight month amid the ongoing pandemic and lack of U.S. fiscal stimulus, as a new surge in coronavirus cases has put a damper on the energy demand recovery.

Credit markets remained positive in October, despite experiencing weakness during the last week of the month alongside a sell-off in equities.

Stocks jumped this week, but rates’ decline points to an economic slog ahead. We look at what a slow recovery would mean for investors.

Read about key differences between SOFR and LIBOR, and upcoming milestones for SOFR's incorporation into markets.

Ryan Caldwell, CIO of Chiron funds, explains why “up to 11” is the perfect metaphor for how interest rate policy is affecting portfolio construction. Plus, a roundtable discussion of recent economic events and what they could mean for investors.

As rates move higher, we look at fixed income performance amid rising rate environments, highlighting sub-investment grade’s strong relative returns.