It could be shallow and long.

The St. Louis Fed’s president believes the bond market is doing the Fed’s work for it.

There is renewed interest in Europe, Japan and emerging markets.

The roots of this latest pullback are deeper than even the infamous "taper tantrum" of 2013.

Yields are approaching an important line in the sand.

Investors refocus as initial market correction shock begins to fade.

Informa’s chief macro strategist weighs in.

May we never return to those dark days.

The blame game for the market declines has started, all of it legit. But in truth, haven’t we known the market was expensive, and a correction overdue?

The cost to protect against losses on junk bonds rose Friday to its highest level since December 2016.