Signs of economic strength have made Europe the hot ticket as equities see more inflows than bonds.

A rush into haven assets that began during the financial crisis is getting a new lease on life from an upsurge in populist politics and a quickening of inflation.

In light of today’s crowded passive trade, advisors should consider private allocations not just as a way to potentially boost long-term returns, but also as a tool to protect client wealth by limiting their ability to sell on emotion in the next...

Holdings in exchange-traded funds backed by the metal have been hovering near a seven-year low since January.

Market observers have been calling the end to the decades-long bull market in U.S. Treasurys for years now. They’ve been wrong.

Did something happen in November that might have caused a number of investors to suddenly become socially conscious?

Remember how mortgage-backed securities turned out?