The most common question we are asked these days is about the implications of impending inflation. Supply constraints, inventory backlog, shipping bottlenecks, flooded consumer and

We have seen notable progress in the global battle against COVID-19. It appears that we may have turned the corner and that the worst is

As we look out across the global investment landscape, we expect most stock markets will end 2021 modestly higher, fueled by low interest rates, additional

The year 2020 will be remembered as a year like no other. Not since World War II has the entire global population been impacted in

The global economic recovery started to cool in the third quarter as fiscal stimulus lapsed and second waves of the virus hit Europe and the

We see three likely scenarios coming out of the U.S. elections this fall: business as usual, a Democratic sweep, and rival parties in control of

Global capital markets rebounded considerably in the second quarter as global fiscal and monetary stimulus bolstered the financial system.

There is no shortage of superlatives to describe the public health tragedy and the devastation in the capital markets in the first quarter of 2020.

The 20%-plus gain in the S&P 500 Index between Tuesday and Thursday officially counts as a bull market and marks Monday as the end of

The causes of each cycle and the depth and duration of the decline vary, but down markets and ensuing recoveries have been happening since before