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Central Bank Expected Not to Make Interest Rate Move
The Federal Reserve enters this week’s policy meeting facing a complex macro backdrop shaped by persistent geopolitical risk and uneven inflation dynamics.
“Sleep Like a Baby” Portfolio is Delivering One of Its Strongest Years on Record
Bank of America’s so-called “sleep like a baby” portfolio—constructed for resilience rather than headline performance—is delivering one of its strongest years on record.
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US Two-Year Yields Hover Near Lows Seen In April Tariff Turmoil
Treasuries were steady, with two-year yields hovering around the lowest since April’s tariff-fueled market chaos.
Wall Street Boss Warns of ‘Cockroaches’ In $3tn Debt Market
The boss of JP Morgan has said there are “cockroaches” in the debt markets in comments that will fuel concerns about the $3tn private credit industry.
Innovator ETFs Launches Dual Directional Buffer Funds, Aiming for Positive Returns in Down Markets
Innovator ETFs has launched dual directional buffer funds designed to flip the script on market downturns. DDTS and DDFS aim to generate positive returns when the S&P 500 falls within their buffer zones (10% and 15%, respectively), while participating in market gains up to predetermined caps. These ETFs seek to democratize sophisticated institutional strategies, offering advisors daily liquidity, lower fees, and tax efficiency in an accessible wrapper that makes defined outcome investing available across client bases.
Powell Says 'Downside Risks To Employment Appear To Have Risen,' Implying More Fed Cuts Are Possible
Jerome Powell appears to be implying that another rate cut is possible at the Fed's next meeting on Oct. 28-29.