Firms with over $1 billion are making big bets in fixed income, foreign exchanges.

It doesn’t mean going all in or out but rather tweaking allocations in response to telltale signals.

With bonds slumping, a record amount of money is pouring into exchange-trade funds focused on big dividend payouts.

Economists warn that the world economy is at risk of slipping into a recession.

It is highly unusual for both fixed income and equities to perform so badly at the same time, but inflation has flipped their correlation to the same direction.

The underlying economic data doesn’t support the gloom-and-doom headlines, and for bond investors, there are corners of opportunities to find higher yield.

Humbled prognosticators, shaken advisers and stressed money managers weigh the lessons learned as they brace for the second half of the year.

The interest rate hike to 1.5% to 1.75% is the biggest increase since 1994.

By anticipating borrowing needs and identifying asset acquisitions, advisors can determine how to maximize a clients' interest expense deductions.