Is that necessarily a bad omen for the economy?

The Fixed Income Market Structure Advisory Committee (FIMSAC) will have a two-year mandate and will likely meet four times a year.

The bottom line? Tax rates are still going to be at levels that create a meaningful drag on investment returns.

Nothing has changed in the bigger picture to merit significantly higher yields.

Bond fund inflows running near record pace this year, while savings account inflows drop to nine-year low.

No matter who President Trump picks as the next Fed chair, traders are betting on a flatter U.S. yield curve.

After net outflows every year from 2011-2015, Latin American Equity Funds had a surge. Meanwhile, “Abenomics” is on the voters’ chopping block.

There’s very little variety for U.S. households in dealing with their financial investments.

Are these patterns a good roadmap?

Here is a survey of the darkening investment landscape painted by banks and asset managers.