Workers Look Past the Pandemic to Retirement
Many Americans are concerned about the impact that inflation will have on their retirement savings, but despite the general unrest in the workforce, people are growing more optimistic than they were two years ago.
Inflation Hedge
Useful Advice as Rates Rise and Markets Move
With markets off to a choppy start in 2022 and rate hikes on the horizon, inflation is top of mind for many investors, as demonstrated by a D.A. Davidson survey.
Inflation Figures and Volatility Expectations Confront Investors
While supply chain bottlenecks have lasted longer than initially expected, LGIMA says it believes inventories will eventually catch up as demand moderates.
How to Protect Against Inflation
TIPS work well for investors that do not have much flexibility but, for everyone else, real assets may be a better choice.
Dissecting a ‘Historically Tight’ Labor Market
New capital markets research from Wilmington Trust assesses a trend seen in the global economy, where the number of job openings far outpaces the number of available workers, causing supply chain disruptions and elevating the importance of compensation and employee benefits.
Groceries and Gas Fuel Inflation Concerns
Based on worries about inflation and Federal Reserve policy decisions, market watchers say it would be natural to see a market correction heading into the end of the year, though that fate is far from certain.
Market Watchers Focus on Inflation
Some capital markets experts say the ‘transitory message’ on inflation from the U.S. Federal Reserve is beginning to overstay its welcome.
Inflation Fears Ease (for Some) Amid a Murkier Market Outlook
As some investment analysts argue inflation has peaked, and that it should soon return to an average annual rate in line with recent history, others are focused on the effects of growing wage pressure and the competition for labor.
Advisers Confront Risk
Talking Taxes, Inflation and Bucket Strategies
A New Telling of the Story of Persistent Inequality
Sequence of Return Risk
Americans Are Worried About Inflation in Retirement, But Few Are Taking Action to Prepare
Experts say there are things pre-retirees and retirees can do to prepare for a retirement that could last 20 to 30 years.
Inflation Protection for DC Investors
Interest Rates’ ‘New Normal’
Federal Reserve Head Reviews Why Inflation Matters
A recent speech given by Jerome Powell included some important reflections on history and a few basic lessons about the critical—and often misunderstood—role of inflation in the U.S. economy.
FOMC Action Cements New Normal for Rates, Inflation Outlook
The economy is always evolving, says Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, and so the nation’s monetary and fiscal strategies for achieving its goals must evolve as well.
HNW Investors Pay Close Attention to Inflation as They Prepare for Retirement
Sixty-eight percent say they pay close attention to inflation as they prepare for retirement.