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Geopolitics, low-inflation figures, soft data and dovish Fed comments can’t seem to break the narrow trading range, says Informa’s Chief Macro Strategist David Ader.

Despite explicit threats from leaders of both countries, investors remained steady last week.

Fed rate hikes had more weight last week than the threat of nuclear war.

Money continues to trickle out of U.S. equity funds; European funds were the biggest winners.

With the U.S. and North Korea talking preemptive strikes, why did money flow out of some sectors?

Inflows to emerging-markets bond funds continued their longest streak since a 50-week run in 2013.

Expect the longer-living, higher-saving baby boomers to keep any upward pressure on interest rates at the margin, says Informa’s chief macro strategist, David Ader.

A less mobile society is a less flexible one, and, it’s not hard to assume, less upwardly mobile in terms of wages and opportunities, says Informa's chief macro strategist, David Ader.

Global bond funds also kept their streak alive while money continued to flow out of Asia-Pacific bond funds.