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September-October is historically a time for storms, in the markets and along the Atlantic coast. Here's how to brace for seasonal volatility.

September is typically a bearish month for stocks, but both the stock and bond markets have reversed course just ahead of the fateful month.

The Fed is trying to gauge how the market will respond to the end of its rate hikes. It will pay to listen.

(Bloomberg) -- Emerging-market traders shrugged off the latest bad data from China on Wednesday and resumed their hunt for carry returns ahead of central-bank meetings that are expected to confirm that global interest rates will remain high.Most Read from BloombergEveryone Wants to Work at UPS After Teamsters DealFirst American City to Tame Inflation Owes Its Success to Affordable HousingWeWork Tumbles After Raising ‘Substantial Doubt’ About FutureTycoon Who Gave Away $750 Million ...

The ordinarily placid start of August has brought bond troubles, but also surprising stock market beneficiaries.

Factors are emerging that suggest the slumping real estate sector is on the verge of bouncing back.

Funds that bet on higher volatility and rising yields can help bolster portfolios during broad selloffs.

Millennials, and Generations X and Z, are about to explode onto the housing market, with deep consequences for the economy and Wall Street.

Dancing on the (Debt) Ceiling, 'Productive' Progress? Fed, Zooming In on Zoom: Market Recon...AZO

Stephen Guilfoyle in his Market Recon column highlights more squawking by Fed rate hawks, new interest rate odds, Thursday's trifurcated trading, more optimism about a debt ceiling deal and the Pentagon's "found money" for military aid to Ukraine....XLK