Small-Time Traders Finally Souring on a Market They Once Ruled
Retail investors, who piled into the post-pandemic market rally in record amounts, have started to lose their taste for stocks.
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Cash Is the Only Winner in a Market Gripped by Stagflation Fear
Investors have poured cash into an exchange-traded fund tracking Treasury bills for five weeks, clocking up the biggest inflows since 2020.
‘Peak’ U.S. Inflation Signal Eyed for Bond Market Turning Point
Bond markets could be in for rebound after record plummet, with investors looking for signs U.S. inflationary pressures touched their peak.
Billions in Wrong-Way ETF Bets Placed Just Before Thursday Rout
For a measure of just how brutal Thursday’s reversal was in U.S. equities, take a look at where cash was moving in the ETF market earlier in the week.
Sustainable Fund Q1 Inflows Dip, but Less Than Broader Market
Global sustainable funds drew $96.6 billion in net new deposits in the first quarter of 2022, according to the report by researcher Morningstar Inc.
Berkshire Loves Its Oil Stocks, But Goldman Thinks Another One is a Better Buy
Berkshire Hathaway recently bought billions worth of Chevron and Occidental Petroleum shares, Goldman Sachs thinks another oil major is a better buy.
Bank Stocks Unravel in Worst Rout Since 2020
A combination of higher inflation and higher rates has caught up with bank stocks, now on course for worst monthly performance in more than two years.
