Asian equities trimmed gains while US and European stock futures slumped and the dollar rose as investors returned their focus to inflation and the risk of global recession.
(Bloomberg) -- Another shock central bank move, another lockstep market reaction across Wall Street and beyond.
Trading of Wall Street’s most-liquid tools is surging as investors look to navigate the latest wave of volatility across assets.
Charles Schwab Corp.’s asset management arm is launching a new municipal-bond exchange-traded fund with an ultra-low fee that will compete with giants in the space.
Anyone paying even slight attention to markets these days knows there’s no place to hide as everything from stocks to bonds to commodities is getting hit. That’s bad news for risk-parity strategies that look to maximize diversification across asset classes.
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