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By Kevin Flanagan, Head of Fixed Income Strategy Key Takeaways The Federal Reserve's October rate cut, to 3.75%–4%, signals a continued “risk management” approach, with December's policy path tilting toward another cut. Despite core CPI and PCE remaining above target, the Fed is more focused on the employment part of their dual mandate.
By Kevin Flanagan, Head of Fixed Income Strategy Key Takeaways The Federal Reserve's October rate cut, to 3.75%–4%, signals a continued “risk management” approach, with December's policy path tilting toward another cut. Despite core CPI and PCE remaining above target, the Fed is more focused on the employment part of their dual mandate.
By Kevin Flanagan, Head of Fixed Income Strategy Key Takeaways The Federal Reserve's October rate cut, to 3.75%–4%, signals a continued “risk management” approach, with December's policy path tilting toward another cut. Despite core CPI and PCE remaining above target, the Fed is more focused on the employment part of their dual mandate.
By Kevin Flanagan, Head of Fixed Income Strategy Key Takeaways The Federal Reserve's October rate cut, to 3.75%–4%, signals a continued “risk management” approach, with December's policy path tilting toward another cut. Despite core CPI and PCE remaining above target, the Fed is more focused on the employment part of their dual mandate.
By Kevin Flanagan, Head of Fixed Income Strategy Key Takeaways The Federal Reserve's October rate cut, to 3.75%–4%, signals a continued “risk management” approach, with December's policy path tilting toward another cut. Despite core CPI and PCE remaining above target, the Fed is more focused on the employment part of their dual mandate.
The article addresses the challenge of investing near market highs, especially for retirees, and proposes a bucket-based portfolio strategy for diversification and risk management. It is never easy to correctly identify the market top or bottom. That's why, it is recommended to be always invested but in safer and diverse strategies, though it does not hurt to keep some cash reserve. The bucket based approach offers three distinct strategies with unique goals. The combined portfolio offers lower volatility and drawdowns, excellent growth and reasonably moderate income.
The article addresses the challenge of investing near market highs, especially for retirees, and proposes a bucket-based portfolio strategy for diversification and risk management. It is never easy to correctly identify the market top or bottom. That's why, it is recommended to be always invested but in safer and diverse strategies, though it does not hurt to keep some cash reserve. The bucket based approach offers three distinct strategies with unique goals. The combined portfolio offers lower volatility and drawdowns, excellent growth and reasonably moderate income.
The article addresses the challenge of investing near market highs, especially for retirees, and proposes a bucket-based portfolio strategy for diversification and risk management. It is never easy to correctly identify the market top or bottom. That's why, it is recommended to be always invested but in safer and diverse strategies, though it does not hurt to keep some cash reserve. The bucket based approach offers three distinct strategies with unique goals. The combined portfolio offers lower volatility and drawdowns, excellent growth and reasonably moderate income.
The article addresses the challenge of investing near market highs, especially for retirees, and proposes a bucket-based portfolio strategy for diversification and risk management. It is never easy to correctly identify the market top or bottom. That's why, it is recommended to be always invested but in safer and diverse strategies, though it does not hurt to keep some cash reserve. The bucket based approach offers three distinct strategies with unique goals. The combined portfolio offers lower volatility and drawdowns, excellent growth and reasonably moderate income.
The article addresses the challenge of investing near market highs, especially for retirees, and proposes a bucket-based portfolio strategy for diversification and risk management. It is never easy to correctly identify the market top or bottom. That's why, it is recommended to be always invested but in safer and diverse strategies, though it does not hurt to keep some cash reserve. The bucket based approach offers three distinct strategies with unique goals. The combined portfolio offers lower volatility and drawdowns, excellent growth and reasonably moderate income.
The article addresses the challenge of investing near market highs, especially for retirees, and proposes a bucket-based portfolio strategy for diversification and risk management. It is never easy to correctly identify the market top or bottom. That's why, it is recommended to be always invested but in safer and diverse strategies, though it does not hurt to keep some cash reserve. The bucket based approach offers three distinct strategies with unique goals. The combined portfolio offers lower volatility and drawdowns, excellent growth and reasonably moderate income.
The article addresses the challenge of investing near market highs, especially for retirees, and proposes a bucket-based portfolio strategy for diversification and risk management. It is never easy to correctly identify the market top or bottom. That's why, it is recommended to be always invested but in safer and diverse strategies, though it does not hurt to keep some cash reserve. The bucket based approach offers three distinct strategies with unique goals. The combined portfolio offers lower volatility and drawdowns, excellent growth and reasonably moderate income.
The Supreme Court is hearing arguments over President Trump's authority to impose tariffs under a statute that gives the president “emergency” powers. Jennifer Hillman of the Council on Foreign Relations explains how the case tests the Constitution's grant of trade powers to Congress and could trigger up to $100 billion in tariff refunds if the Court strikes the tariffs down.
The Supreme Court is hearing arguments over President Trump's authority to impose tariffs under a statute that gives the president “emergency” powers. Jennifer Hillman of the Council on Foreign Relations explains how the case tests the Constitution's grant of trade powers to Congress and could trigger up to $100 billion in tariff refunds if the Court strikes the tariffs down.
The Supreme Court is hearing arguments over President Trump's authority to impose tariffs under a statute that gives the president “emergency” powers. Jennifer Hillman of the Council on Foreign Relations explains how the case tests the Constitution's grant of trade powers to Congress and could trigger up to $100 billion in tariff refunds if the Court strikes the tariffs down.
The Supreme Court is hearing arguments over President Trump's authority to impose tariffs under a statute that gives the president “emergency” powers. Jennifer Hillman of the Council on Foreign Relations explains how the case tests the Constitution's grant of trade powers to Congress and could trigger up to $100 billion in tariff refunds if the Court strikes the tariffs down.
The Supreme Court is hearing arguments over President Trump's authority to impose tariffs under a statute that gives the president “emergency” powers. Jennifer Hillman of the Council on Foreign Relations explains how the case tests the Constitution's grant of trade powers to Congress and could trigger up to $100 billion in tariff refunds if the Court strikes the tariffs down.
The Supreme Court is hearing arguments over President Trump's authority to impose tariffs under a statute that gives the president “emergency” powers. Jennifer Hillman of the Council on Foreign Relations explains how the case tests the Constitution's grant of trade powers to Congress and could trigger up to $100 billion in tariff refunds if the Court strikes the tariffs down.
The Supreme Court is hearing arguments over President Trump's authority to impose tariffs under a statute that gives the president “emergency” powers. Jennifer Hillman of the Council on Foreign Relations explains how the case tests the Constitution's grant of trade powers to Congress and could trigger up to $100 billion in tariff refunds if the Court strikes the tariffs down.
The U.S. stock market is off to its worst start to a month since April as investors grapple with the longest U.S. government shutdown in history, among other worries.