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We view stocks as more attractive than fixed income given our outlook for low, slow, but still positive economic growth.
It was just this summer when many pundits (and some investors) cited over-levered corporations as an ominous sign for corporate bonds. These headlines have largely disappeared. So what happened?
U.S consumers have stayed resilient despite faltering manufacturing activity and trade-war hindrances; we think corporate profits will hold up better than expected.
Highlights from the week of November 1 – November 7, 2019.
Highlights from the week of October 25 – October 31, 2019
We view stocks as more attractive than fixed income given our outlook for low, slow, but still positive economic growth.
Highlights from the week of October 18 – October 24, 2019.
It was just this summer when many pundits (and some investors) cited over-levered corporations as an ominous sign for corporate bonds. These headlines have largely disappeared. So what happened?
Highlights from the week of October 11 – October 17, 2019.
Will slowing industrial activity derail consumers? The answer hinges on the health of 3 key economic drivers.
U.S consumers have stayed resilient despite faltering manufacturing activity and trade-war hindrances; we think corporate profits will hold up better than expected.
Investors are asking why rates are so low and how much lower they might fall; better to ask whether low rates are still effective.
Despite the headline worries and higher volatility, we view the macro backdrop as sturdy enough to extend the economic expansion.