Markets

An analysis of recent market volatility and how US-China trade turmoil may continue to affect markets and investors in the near term.

As they search for quality sources of fixed income, investors may want to think about international opportunities.

After a first half run-up, our market strategists think rate cuts are already priced in, leaving little to get excited about in the second half of 2019.

How political tensions mixed with supply-and-demand dynamics could help shape global oil markets over the months and years ahead.

Important questions remain about whether the return of accommodative monetary policy by the Fed and central banks worldwide can stave off recessionary forces.

Although the rally in fixed income and equities has continued, political tensions and trade uncertainty could present downside risks for investors to consider over the near term.

Investors in both passive and active ETF strategies will want to remain mindful of interest rate and volatility risk though the remainder of the year.

How US-China tensions and potentially lower interest rates could affect financial markets and investor portfolios over the near term.

Immigration, US-China tensions, 2020 elections – views from Washington on the trade and policy issues that could prove relevant to investors in the second-half.

Chief Market Strategist David Lafferty provides his macro-economic outlook and what investors can consider in terms of risks and opportunities in the second half.

Some of the best growth and value opportunities are beyond US borders and benchmarks, according to portfolio managers from WCM Investment Management and Harris Associates.

Strategists discuss capital market prospects, central bank policy, tariffs, the likelihood of a global recession — and what keeps them up at night.

What the US-China trade war could mean for US policymakers American companies, and investors.

Vaughan Nelson CEO and Senior Portfolio Manager Chris Wallis provides a mid-year market outlook and thoughts on what investors might expect through year-end.

Bill Nygren and David Herro of Harris Associates on why investors shouldn’t let market clamor drown out potential value opportunities in their portfolios.

Vaughan Nelson CEO Chris Wallis discusses the history and potential future of the US-China trade dispute and how it could affect the global investment landscape.

The US-China dispute is about more than trade alone – and has the potential to affect markets and investors in various ways.

The Loomis Sayles & Company multisector team talks about how it mixes research, experience, and teamwork in its investment approach.

Chief Market Strategist David Lafferty on the Fed’s new interest rate forecast and what it could mean for markets, investors, and portfolios.

A change in the way the Fed considers interest rate policy has the potential to be very important for both markets, investors, and portfolios.

Two cybersecurity experts offer safety tips and answer questions about breaches, artificial intelligence, hacking, insider threats and data protection.

Experts debate the toll social media has taken on democracy – from foreign meddling in elections to using fake news to sway opinions and more.

Amid interest rate uncertainty, Porfolio Strategist Jack Janasiewicz provides some insights for investors looking to reposition their fixed income allocations.

The inaugural Natixis Exchange event examines the market impact and investment opportunities created by shifting geopolitical power.

Global security expert Michèle Flournoy breaks down the threat China’s growing geopolitical influence poses to US markets.

A panel of international trade experts discuss the accuracy of threats to free and open trade and whether our existing global trade model is in jeopardy.

Chief Market Strategist David Lafferty shares his views on the post-Christmas global rally – and what investors should know about where markets may be headed.

Views on Fed rate moves, high yield opportunities, China risks, and the importance of being flexible by Loomis Sayles portfolio manager Elaine Stokes.

In light of major cybersecurity breaches, the issue of data privacy has Washington’s attention and new regulations are being discussed.

Two professors examine advances in automation, robotics and artificial intelligence, as well as the related uncharted regulatory and ethical territory.

Watch what the Loomis Sayles Full Discretion team has to say about recession risk.

Biomedical and thermodynamic innovators give first-hand accounts of how they disrupted and transformed their industries and what the future may hold.

Humility and culture are key to sustaining a competitive advantage, say co-CEOs of Natixis’ newest global growth manager WCM Investment Management.

Whether or not Congress can agree on new spending and the debt ceiling could impact markets and investors.

Aziz Hamzaogullari, CIO 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 Market Strategist David Lafferty on what investors should know about Fed policy, interest rates and the yield curve – and their potential effect on markets over the near term.

Experience world leaders and innovators exchanging fresh ideas at the inaugural Natixis Investment Managers Summit.

Recent volatility and decreasing market liquidity worldwide could present a favorable landscape for actively managed value investors.

In challenging market conditions, a value-based approach to equities can help investors uncover portfolio opportunities.

Investment professionals and their clients should make sure they’re doing everything they can to protect sensitive information.

Three leaders who have successfully implemented blockchain technology into their companies discuss its strengths, limitations and growth potential.

Senior Investment Strategist Esty Dwek on recession risk, trade challenges, political tensions, and emerging market growth.

Energy experts debate how renewable energy can dramatically impact a country's independence from foreign influence, and shift the global balance of power.

Yield pickup and a steady US economy should favor bank loans in 2019, says product manager for the Loomis, Sayles & Company bank loans team.

Although China’s economy holds great promise for investors, it remains to be seen whether it can lead on trade, human rights and climate change issues.

Learn how migration is having a profound bearing on political elections around the world, and why growing elderly populations are taxing developed economies.

Exploring active fixed income and equity strategies for markets at a crossroads.

Senior Investment Strategist Esty Dwek shares insights on investor concerns for the year ahead, including volatility, interest rates, Brexit, and trade wars.

Elaine Stokes of Loomis Sayles’ Multisector Team discusses removing equity and non-dollar volatility in the Investment Grade Bond Fund, and 2019 outlook.

When interest rates rise, bonds get a bad rap, but investors may want to think twice before bailing on bonds.

Portfolio Manager David Herro can’t say whether market weakness will continue in 2019 – but he is sure it will deliver intriguing scenarios for value investors.

The former president of Colombia discusses the complex state of international relations and its future impact on trade, finance, security, and human rights.

Three former European heads of state discuss their experiences and their vision for the future, and offer advice for solving international challenges.

Trade tensions and rising rates are two reasons investors may want to try to guard their portfolios from day-to-day market gyrations in the year ahead.

Insights from our panel of investment experts on where investors might be best positioned to succeed in the new year.

President Trump and a divided US Congress will face a wide range of challenges in the year ahead – how might what transpires affect investors?

The potential for higher tax rates makes it even more important to employ techniques designed to mitigate the impact of tax liabilities on investment portfolios.

European Union insiders explore various scenarios for EU politics over the next decade, given migration, monetary policy disagreements and Brexit.

Loomis Sayles’ Multi-Asset Income Team explain why quality of income matters and other steps they take to maximize risk-adjusted returns.

Senior Investment Strategist Esty Dwek discusses the prospects for markets in Europe.

A look back at the measures global governments and institutions took to stabilize the 2008 financial crisis and the effect they may have on future events.

Political insiders share their insights on the November 6 mid-term election results and interpret what it all means for the US, Europe and the world.

Loomis Sayles Portfolio Manager Matt Eagan provides a 2019 outlook and his thoughts on where investors may find fixed income opportunities in the months ahead.

Two Loomis Sayles portfolio managers provide their thoughts on potential opportunities in the global fixed income sector in the year ahead.

What are President Trump’s intentions in the trade dispute with China? Where does Congress stand on trade issues? How might markets be affected? We sit down with two policy experts to discuss.

The DOL’s Fiduciary Rule is gone. Will a new standard of care take its place? Ira Hammerman of SIMFA updates us on the latest news and legislation pertaining to the broker/dealer fiduciary standard.

Evolutions in technology are affecting a range of businesses, resulting in potential opportunities for active investors.

Unpacking recent trends in the small cap investing space and what investors might expect from small caps in the near term.

Jean Raby, CEO of Natixis Investment Managers, and Ayo Akinwolere, Master of Ceremonies, preview the topics and trends that will be discussed at the Natixis Investment Managers Summit.

Loomis Sayles Fixed Income Manager Matt Eagan, CFA^® shares insights on navigating the current fixed income markets.

As retiring investors become sellers, market conditions could change – an active approach may help those in their wake.

A look at what the year ahead might have in store for the exchange traded funds space.

An active management approach to seasonality factors in the municipal bond market may benefit portfolios.

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