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Singapore’s August inflation figures are expected Monday, while Australia will release its inflation data on Wednesday and Japan on Friday for the Tokyo...

Singapore's August inflation figures are expected Monday, while Australia will release its inflation data on Wednesday and Japan on Friday for the Tokyo region.

/PRNewswire/ -- The second annual Women in Wealth Management Awards finalists were announced today. The awards celebrate and honor the women (and men!) in the...

Toland leaves TIAA to start annuity consultancy; Bryn Mawr Trust selects director of private wealth management; and First Eagle Investments announces new high-yield municipal credit team. 

The S&P 500's now-6% decline from its cycle peak began almost too perfectly.

U.S. stocks could turnaround from 3 straight sessions of losses, although elevated bond yields could work in the minds of traders.

Stocks sold off for two days following the Federal Reserve meeting but one strategist believes higher interest rates might not be so bad for stocks.

All three major U.S. stock indexes retreated in the wake of announcement, with interest rate sensitive megacap stocks Microsoft Corp (MSFT.O), Apple Inc (AAPL.O) and Nvidia Corp (NVDA.O) pulling the Nasdaq down most.

The updated projections see the Fed funds target rate edging down to 5.1% by the end of next year, and to 3.9% by the end of 2025. Since the Fed began tightening in March, core inflation has cooled. But its slow descent toward the central banks 2% target has been slow and uneven. The SEP forecasts inflation to drop to 3.3% by year-end, and to approach the central banks average annual 2% target.

By Stephen Culp