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Can Muni Investors Catch a Break? We Think So

Can Muni Investors Catch a Break? We Think So

It’s been another volatile year for municipal (muni) investors this year. While generally outperforming U.S. Treasuries, the Bloomberg Muni Index is on track for its second calendar year of negative returns—something that has never happened before. But, while...
Can Muni Investors Catch a Break? We Think So

CAN SOMETHING GOOD COME FROM A CRISIS?

Despite headwinds, the U.S. could experience structural changes in the labor market, residential real estate, and inflation as the post-pandemic economy progresses into the New Year. As markets adjust to a new regime, investors should recognize the economy is becoming...
Can Muni Investors Catch a Break? We Think So

What is Normal?

Fixed income investors have had a rough time over the last few years. Normally a staid asset class, core bonds (as proxied by the Bloomberg Aggregate Bond Index) have seen negative returns over the last two calendar years and could potentially see negative returns for...
Can Muni Investors Catch a Break? We Think So

PULLBACK PERSPECTIVE

Volatility has returned right on queue as U.S. equity markets continue to pull back from overbought levels. The recent jump in interest rates has proven to be too much too fast for stocks to absorb, especially for the heavyweight and longer-duration technology sector....
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