Despite being in oversold territory, the U.S. stock and bond markets declined again on concerns of softening economic data and volatile tariff headlines.

Despite being in oversold territory, the U.S. stock and bond markets declined again on concerns of softening economic data and volatile tariff headlines.

Fears of economic downturn are heating up amid rising uncertainty. How should investors navigate spiking volatility?

Optimize securitized credit allocations with Voya’s intuitive modeling framework, overcoming the industry’s lack of a standardized dataset.

A passive approach to international small cap equity investing doesn’t account for the asset class’s breadth, complexity or inefficiencies. Here are three advantages active management offers in this segment of the market.

The latest Consumer Price Index (CPI) report shows that headline inflation cooled more than expected, dropping to 2.8% year over year in February from 3.0% in January, slightly below the anticipated 2.9%. Core CPI, which excludes food and energy, also declined to 3.1% year over year, marking the smallest gain since April 2021. Markets welcomed the news, with major indexes opening higher on Wednesday in response.

With 4Q24 earnings on track to grow 17%, and 10 out of 11 sectors delivering positive performance, our portfolios are currently in base positioning.

On again/off again tariff policy and other geopolitical news pushed equity markets lower while yields rose.

Investment management, like the NBA, has evolved. Investors now embrace new strategies for better results, just as basketball shifted towards analytics.

The U.S. economy is at an inflection point as President Trump’s latest round of tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China stokes concerns over inflation and slowing growth. While U.S. exceptionalism has underpinned global markets for over a decade, recent developments raise questions about whether cracks are forming in the foundation. What does this mean for portfolios?