Markets

Experts share their views on volatility levels, global macro risks, and non-traditional routes for managing volatility.

A municipal bond specialist discusses what investors may expect from markets in light of of the recent tax reform bill.

As volatility spiked and equity markets declined, investors learned 3 valuable lessons from “February Break 2018”.

How potential decreases in market liquidity and demographic changes may create challenges for passive investing.

In uncertain markets, bullish and bearish soundbites abound in equal measure. David Lafferty offers his thoughts on making sense of the conflicting signals.

A look at recent market turbulence and what equity volatility could mean for portfolios

US corporate tax cut implications and actively allocating to where value is in global markets are explored with Loomis Sayles Global Allocation Manager.

Inflation, rising rates, volatility and Brexit: Market strategists discuss factors and trends fueling today’s global markets.

Too pricey, competitive, and boring are a few myths about active US Large Cap strategies Harris Associates PM Bill Nygren likes to dispel.

A look at rising equity volatility, the VIX spike, and why investors may need to be prepared for continued market turbulence.

Aziz Hamzaogullari, Head of Growth Equity Strategies at Loomis, Sayles & Company, explains the deeply held beliefs behind his high-conviction, concentrated approach to risk-adjusted excess returns.

Chief Investment Strategist Dave Lafferty shares his views on recent market volatility and what investors might be able to expect moving forward.

Exploring the potential bond portfolio implications of higher interest rates in an aging bull market.

Panel experts discuss rate hikes, global growth, monetary policy, the aging bull market, US tax reform and their outlook for 2018.

What equity investors might expect in 2018 after a year characterized by rising stock prices and low market volatility.

Interest rates, inflation, tax cuts and yield opportunities across fixed income markets are discussed by three portfolio managers.

Natixis Chief Market Strategist David Lafferty shares some thoughts on what investors might expect in the year ahead.

Managing volatility with above-average yielders is discussed with Loomis, Sayles & Company Portfolio Manager Maura Murphy

While global growth continues, investors may have reasons for caution as the new year progresses.

A panel of Natixis investment managers discuss their market outlooks for 2018

4 ETF trends to watch around active management, volatility, interest rates and political instability in 2018.

A look at how rising interest rates and a growing retiree population might affect markets and investors.

In today’s low-yield world, income investors have other options than aggressively reaching for yield.

Insight into the growing popularity of cryptocurrency and the potential development of a bitcoin exchange-traded fund.

Steady economic expansion and strong corporate profit growth, along with low price correlation across individual stocks, have driven realized stock market volatility to record lows.

Green bonds are making inroads into global fixed income markets as the focus on climate change and ESG investing heats up.

How might a forthcoming tax reform bill affect investors?

Identifying key factors and risks that could cause stock market volatility to increase in the coming months.

Managed futures strategies may provide complementary performance to equity allocations, which can enhance portfolio diversification.

Perspectives on Trump tax reform proposal and the potential impact on US economy, markets, and investor portfolios.

Alternative investments have the potential to enhance diversification, hedge volatility, and augment returns, though beware of the risks.

Strategies to consider for managing tax policy risk while saving for retirement.

That a firm's credit and equity performance always move in tandem is a common misconception.

Recapping the Department of Labor’s (DOL) recently approved 18-month extension of the fiduciary rule’s implementation date.

Despite positive signs from current markets, investors may want to continue to exercise caution in today’s environment.

Aging population and economic growth trends challenging how investors worldwide approach retirement funding.

Three market specialists reflect on Europe’s improving economic conditions five years after the Eurozone Crisis.

Strategies to consider now for when market volatility comes back from its extended vacation.

Checking in on negotiations, Trump trade deals, and London’s future as a global financial hub one year after Brexit.

Global growth, corporate earnings, and business sentiment appear supportive for equities in the next six months.

Discussing the Trump tax plan proposal and what tax cuts might mean for individuals and businesses.

An investor’s guide to parliament, coalition government, Brexit and its potential portfolio implications.

Considering how the stock market may be influenced by a bull market with excess liquidity.

Discover why bank loans may be a compelling addition to fixed income portfolios, now, and over the long term.

Energy-efficient electric, driverless technology, and ride sharing game changers for the automobile industry.

How China’s credit boom could affect the global economy.

Reviewing President Trump’s political performance and its potential effect on investment portfolios going forward.

Changing political dynamics in Europe could prompt advisors to examine international equities and rebalance portfolios.

Active ETF strategies have an increased ability to navigate potentially volatile markets.