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Nuveen’s Global Investment Committee offers our outlook for 2Q 2023, with a focus on asset allocation views, our best ideas across asset class and portfolio construction themes.
The Fed has raised rates by 300 basis points since June, a nearly unprecedented pace of tightening done to combat persistent inflation amid continued strength in the labor market and consumer spending. But markets are worried it will go too far, triggering a recession.
Review the performance of global stock and bond markets over the past week, along with relevant insights from T. Rowe Price economists and investment professionals.
The U.S and European bank tumult is the latest sign rapid rate hikes are causing financial cracks, reinforcing our recession view.
U.S. Treasury yields continued to fall steeply amid heightened economic and financial uncertainty.
What Happened to Silicon Valley Bank and Is It 2008 Again?
The evolution of risks to financial stability will be a key factor into the Fed’s near-term thinking above and beyond their goal of achieving the dual mandate of price stability and maximum employment.
While risks still remain, we see the Credit Suisse deal and central bank actions over the weekend as positive
The surprise failure of Silicon Valley Bank and acquisition of Credit Suisse have sent shockwaves of uncertainty across financial markets. Chief Investment Strategist for North America Chris Shipley explains how it’s impacting investors.
U.S. stocks gained last week while developed market stocks outside the U.S. and emerging markets fell. Investors are showing less confidence that the Fed and Bank of England will hike rates this week.
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Today’s global economy and volatile markets create challenges for trustees who are tasked with driving growth, preserving capital, and managing the everpresent sting of taxes and expenses in trust–owned portfolios. Did you know that trusts can benefit from the same features that individuals find in annuities? Namely, tax deferral,* income control, and diversified investment options. On the next few pages, we’re going to walk through three phases of trust planning (accumulation, distribution, and post-death planning) and show the many ways that a trust-owned annuity can be a powerful planning tool.