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The Federal Reserve decided to wait for more data rather than raise rates at its October meeting. Two policymakers dissented, favoring a rate hike of a quarter percentage point.
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Washington Watch

A look at the latest developments in Washington, including what to watch in the midterms, Social Security's cost-of-living adjustment, and companies saying no to tokenized shares.
Week Ahead

Inflation came in hot for the month of September. Normally, that would likely indicate a rate hike, but the market isn't anticipating one. Kevin Gordon examines in the Week Ahead.
On Investing with Liz Ann Sonders & Collin Martin
On Investing

Rising yields, inflation, AI spending, and earnings put markets to the test as investors increasingly focus on quality and profitability.
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Bond Insights

Higher bond yields may offer retirees more income potential, but a diversified approach that balances income, risk, and spending needs remains important.
Market Outlook

Our point of view on recent market and economic activity.
On Investing with Liz Ann Sonders & Collin Martin
On Investing

TCW’s Bryan Whalen explains why higher rates and heavy debt issuance are reshaping credit markets and how hyperscalers are financing the AI buildout.

Panic is never a good investment strategy—nor is greed. Here's how disciplined investing helps navigate through volatile environments.
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Bond Insights

Corporate bond yields are high, but spreads are low. Low spreads are supported by strong corporate fundamentals, and high yields might help offset potential price declines.

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