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

A macro driven, bear market has driven many valuations to be inexpensive relative to recent levels, herein lies the opportunity.

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

Vanguard's Ryan Barksdale encourages advisors to focus on portfolio fundamentals and ignore the noise in markets.

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

The consumer price index rose 8.3% in April, near its highest level in 40-years but below market expectations.

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.

The central bank will continue to hike rates aggressively over the next few months to combat rising inflation.

The S&P 500 is down 13% year-to-date and the NASDAQ Composite index is down 22% since its mid-November peak.

Moving away from fossil fuels poses another issue for consumers - 'greenflation'.

While TwentyFour Asset Management expect inflation will retreat later this year, it is the level it ultimately retreats to that may still surprise to the upside.

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

Parsing the yield curve can lead to a variety of conclusions about whether a downturn is coming, while underscoring the importance of flexibility.

Fabiana Fedeli of M&G Investments believes investors are being too complacent about the risks ahead and should exercise caution in their equities exposure.

AJ Bell investment director, Russ Mould asks whether stock market investors should be frightened now that bond yields are surging and prices are falling.