Northern Trust’s chief investment strategist, Jim McDonald explains why the best portfolios should be built to withstand market volatility and be looking toward the impending recovery.

The second half of the year should provide bond investors with some much-needed stability, while considering longer-dated Treasuries for portfolio balancing.

Investment Strategy spoke to value managers to understand how the recent rise in interest rates has changed their perspective on equity markets.

Against a backdrop of war, inflation and rate hikes, Invesco’s fixed income experts comment on 2022 so far and share their outlook for the year ahead.

The Fed faces further tests amidst a tight labor market and potential wage-price spiral.

In response to quantitative tightening, investors flock from Treasury funds. Refinitiv's weekly fund flows report reveals.

Amidst major outflows across asset classes, data from Refinitiv Lipper reveals inflows into US Treasury funds have persisted.

Janus Henderson’s Andrew Mulliner outlines some big areas of concern for bond investors in the current market.

In a challenging environment for investors and advisors, what can be done to build resilient multi-asset portfolios?

Fixed income investors have had a difficult 2022. Credit assets have not been immune to this, but is the tide turning?

It has been another testing week for investors. Could the tide be turning though? The latest charts reveal more.

TwentyFour Asset Management's Mark Holman outlines how investors can start building late-cycle bond portfolios.

Balanced multi-asset strategies, such as the typical 60/40 portfolio, had its worst start for the year since 2008, down more than 10% in 2022.

Governance concerns should remain a fundamental building block in the move to a sustainable fixed income investment universe.

Supply shocks have created scarcity inflation, making higher inflation more persistent and increasing the risk of growth slowdown.