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China’s latest activity indicators suggest that the economy might still need extra help. Easing, however, is not an option in many other EMs, despite growth concerns.

With the Fed’s latest “higher for longer” interest rate comments, commodities pulled back in the month of August, but continue to hold strong year to date.

China’s growth forecast revisions look worse than most EM peers. But decisions about the policy direction might have to wait until October’s party congress.

We believe the Inflation Reduction Act is a critical catalyst to accelerate the sustainable development of a sustainable green resources sector in the U.S.

As fixed income investors know, 2022 has been unkind to bonds. The double-digit year-to-date loss by the Bloomberg US Aggregate Bond Index confirms as much.

With the widely observed Bloomberg US Aggregate Bond Index down 11.55% year-to-date, it’s easy to understand why fixed income investors are frustrated.

Preferred stocks and the related exchange traded funds are enduring some punishment this year at the hands of the Federal Reserve’s efforts to quash inflation

Video game equities and the related exchange traded funds are, broadly speaking, considered to be growth fare.

The Morningstar Wide Moat Focus Index outperformed the S&P 500 Index in 2022 as of the end of August despite recent stock market volatility, driven by sector allocations and stock selection.

An approach that looks beyond AAA CLOs may offer investors exposure to enhanced yield potential and relative value opportunities from a broader investment universe.