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It has been two years since the Treasury yield curve moved into negative territory, and the U.S. economy has yet to move into recession territory. Kevin Flanagan explores the relationship between inverted yield curves and recessions and discusses the current state of the labor market and its impact on the economy.
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At today’s FOMC meeting, the Fed kept rates unchanged, marking the seventh consecutive FOMC meeting where the policy makers decided to take no action on the rate front. With half of the FOMC meetings for the year in the books, Kevin Flanagan discusses the possibilities for the latter part of 2024.
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There is no doubt that fixed income markets have had a challenging start to the year. Behnood Noei highlights our Yield Enhanced U.S. Aggregate Bond Fund (AGGY) and why we believe it should be an integral part of core fixed income investors’ portfolios in the current market environment.
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Against the backdrop of a new rate regime in the fixed income landscape, investors have been trying to determine where to allocate funds. Kevin Flanagan dives into key trends within U.S. credit and and why investors should consider this sector of fixed income.
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In today’s new rate regime, yield levels not seen in roughly 15 years offer a wide range of opportunities for fixed income investors. Behnood Noei and Andrew Okrongly highlight how our fixed income Model Portfolios are positioned for the current market environment.
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Fed policy has been the primary force driving the money and bond markets for the past few years. Kevin Flanagan discusses how the Fed’s data dependency has led to volatility in the bond market.
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