A selection of articles from our experts on the markets, economy, and investments.
Markets largely expected last week’s tariff decision and the flare-up in US-Iran tensions, while new US economic data was weaker than anticipated.
The US Supreme Court struck down IEEPA tariffs, but alternative statutes may mean tariffs remain, although the market impact appears limited.
Shifting geopolitical, macro, and supply‑chain dynamics are creating constructive volatility that can unlock opportunities across commodities.
Easing of lending standards is expected to boost commercial real estate (CRE) loan originations and broaden opportunities within CRE equity and credit.
On one side, weaker growth makes Fed easing more likely. On the other side, stronger growth supports an intact business cycle. Either can be supportive of markets if inflation stays contained.
Here’s a quick recap and analysis of the latest Federal Open Market Committee meeting and what it may mean for liquidity investors.
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