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Fed Rate Talk: Bond Moves After Jackson Hole

Six days from now, Kevin Warsh will stand before the most scrutinized lectern in global finance for the first time as Federal Reserve Chair — and unlike every keynote his predecessors delivered from this same spot at Ja…

Nuclear Energy Scaling Up Through New Federal Projects

Two of the most significant government-led nuclear energy programs are illustrating how quickly the advanced nuclear field is expanding. The Nuclear Energy Launch Pad added 13 reactor and fuel cycle technology projects …

Getting Paid to Extend: The Case for Muni Duration

Treasury’s pivot toward long-bond buybacks gives duration buyers their first clear green light in months — and the November midterms may add a second leg. Key takeaways Treasury’s decision to at least double 10- to 30-y…

Do You Know Your Risk Tolerance?

Investing can feel very good when things are going well. It can also feel very not good when things are not going well. Case in point: If you were investing (or, let’s be honest here, speculating) in crypto in the fall …

Treasury Yields Snapshot: August 28, 2026

The surge in U.S. Treasury yields to multi-year highs has emerged as the dominant market narrative in August 2026, fundamentally reshaping investor behavior and portfolio allocations. The 10-year Treasury yield has clim…

How Fidelity’s Thematic ETFs Unlock Tech Stocks

So you're looking for top-rated AI mutual funds to cash in on the current gold rush into artificial intelligence without buying individual stock? After reading, you'll know which funds have a proven track record and mig…

A Portfolio Power Play: The Case for Critical Materials ETFs

For advisors and investors still seeking to amplify their portfolio’s diversification and inflation resilience, commodities can help meet the moment. However, some commodities may be especially well-positioned to take a…

Six consequences after six months of war in Iran

On Feb. 28, the US and Israel launched missile strikes on Iran. Within days, Iran responded militarily, then economically by dramatically clogging the flow of oil, gas and other goods through the Strait of Hormuz.

Brazil creates fewer formal jobs than expected in July

The formal job market accelerated in July with a net increase in more jobs with formal contracts compared to the previous month. All sectors saw an increase in the net number of new positions, with industry being one of…

Real-World Assets Reshape DeFi Lending Markets

Real-world asset tokenization has quietly become the most consequential structural shift in crypto markets in 2026. And the numbers are finally big enough to demand serious attention.

Gold is Glittering This Quarter

The precious metal rallies Gold is showing signs of life. After suffering its worst quarterly return in more than a decade amid rising yields and other pressures, gold has rebounded roughly 15% since June. However, it r…

Advantages Beyond Yield: The Case for Equity Income ETFs

Over the past few years, equity income ETFs have certainly seemed to pick up steam among the broader investment community. Sure, these strategies are income-oriented approaches, but that may not be the sole reason why f…

Consumer sentiment edges higher, but misses forecast

Oil remained supported in the absence of a Strait of Hormuz deal and with efforts to reopen the waterway dampened by tit-for-tat demands by Iran and US President Trump for reparations.

Microreactor Criticality Milestones Fuel Nuclear Renaissance

Westinghouse, which is 49% owned by Cameco Corp. (CCJ), recently achieved initial criticality for its eVinci microreactor this month, marking a notable milestone for advanced nuclear deployment. Key Takeaways Westinghou…

The Fed Is Challenged, & Red Tape Is Repricing the Miners

US data left the Federal Reserve in an uncomfortable position. Core PCE for July rose 0.2% month on month and 3.3% year on year, both in line with consensus, while headline PCE came in firmer at 3.7%, a tenth above expe…

UK business confidence hits highest since March, Lloyds says

British companies registered their strongest confidence reading since March this month, supported by a more favourable assessment of the economy, a fresh survey indicated, aligning with other recent data pointing to a b…

Bull Market Seeds May Be Planted for Bitcoin. Bet on BTCU.

During the trading week ending August 21, Bitcoin rallied as the White House renewed its push for passage of the Clarity Act. That bounce implied that this week would be a test for the durability of Bitcoin’s rebound – …

BMO, REX Shares Launch 3x Leveraged AI-Focused ETN

NEW YORK, Feb. 19, 2025 /CNW/ - Bank of Montreal ("BMO") announced today (i) its intention to redeem all of the outstanding securities of its MicroSectorsTM FANG+™ Index 3× Leveraged ETNs due January 8, 2038, CUSIP: 063…

Bitcoin Powers Gains as Permanent Portfolio ETF Approaches $25M

Bitcoin exposure has powered early gains in the Porter & Company Porter Portfolio Index ETF (PCPP). The fund has grown to $23.9 million in assets less than three months after its launch, according to ETF Database data. …

How International Equities ETF QINT Has Outperformed This Year

In an ETF ecosystem that grows with each passing day, investors have plenty of viable options to meet specific goals and mitigate challenges. As concentration risk looms and the need for diversification grows, internati…