Throughout most of 2019, inflation has had no reason to grab the headlines, but should investors be concerned about whether the price is right? Kevin Flanagan discusses.
Throughout most of 2019, inflation has had no reason to grab the headlines, but should investors be concerned about whether the price is right? Kevin Flanagan discusses.
On last week’s “Behind the Markets,” Jeremy Schwartz spoke with Stephen Sexauer, CIO of the San Diego County Employees Retirement Association, and José Brito, Chief Economist for Millennium bcp, a Portuguese bank. The conversation focused on world economic growth, and whether Europe can turn the corner.
The S&P 500 has been struggling at the 3,000 level for months. U.S. equities seemed unstoppable back in in June and July, but August and September were choppy. Our dividend-weighting approaches could help protect investors from a possible market decline.
On last week’s “Behind the Markets” podcast, Jeremy Schwartz interviewed Chicago Federal Reserve President Charles Evans during his European trip with the Global Interdependence Center. The conversation focused on the current economy and what to expect for 2020.
International equity markets have made headlines this year for all the wrong reasons with lackluster performance and looming uncertainty. Should investors acquiesce and hold on for the ride? Our international multifactor approach offers investors a unique approach toward developed international equity markets.