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Templeton Manager: Why Client Portfolios Need Emerging Markets
Emerging markets (EMs) may be entering a more durable period of outperformance, according to Andrew Ness, who argues that structural shifts in the global economy are tilting the balance away from developed markets.
'Magnificent 7' Earnings Rush Reveals AI Spending Surge, With Hyperscaler Capex Set To Reach $725 Billion In 2026
(Yahoo! Finance) - The biggest companies making the biggest artificial intelligence investments signaled Wednesday that they’re not done raising their investment ambitions to meet this moment.
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The U.S. Might Already be Navigating an Economic Downturn
The U.S. economy may already be navigating a downturn, mirroring patterns seen in China where significant government debt underpins economic growth.
Bank of America Sounds Warning on Options-ETF Boom as Day Traders Plunge In
The last two years Wall Street has convinced cautious equity investors to send billions into exchange-traded funds that use options to goose yields.
OJ Left Nothing To Pay $33M Debt To Ron Goldman's Family
Now that the former NFL star passed away, his long-time legal counselor Malcolm LaVergne was named as the executioner of the will, and while addressing the debt Simpson's estate had, he claimed that he would see that they receive nothing.
A Drought of Treasury Bills Risks Muddying End of Fed’s Balance-Sheet Tightening
A pullback in sales of Treasury-bills, as opposed to last year, leaves investors with cash they need to put to work elsewhere.