The economic outlook remains challenging, but we believe higher yields contribute to a compelling case for bonds.

The Federal Reserve released new economic projections suggesting interest rate hikes will be faster and larger than previously forecast.

The Federal Reserve may be pressured to target a higher terminal fed funds rate as it seeks to tame U.S. inflation expectations following strong price rises in August.

In Jackson Hole, Federal Reserve officials unequivocally emphasized their commitment to bringing inflation under control – even as the U.S. economy slows.

Despite price declines in many sectors, the Federal Reserve may continue its hawkish approach.

The Federal Reserve affirmed its commitment to price stability, hiking its policy rate 75 basis points again and signaling more tightening to come.

June’s U.S. inflation data will likely force central bankers into more restrictive territory – raising the odds of recession.

U.S. inflation outpaced consensus estimates for January, likely complicating the policy path for the central bank.

At the January 2022 meeting, the U.S. Federal Reserve signaled an accelerated timetable to normalize policy, but it will be a long process amid an uncertain environment.

The strong inflation report combined with employment data will likely prompt the U.S. Federal Reserve to begin hiking its policy rate in March.

A long-term focus and a rigorous approach to portfolio construction may help investors navigate uncertainty as the mid-cycle expansion advances.

The Federal Reserve pulls forward rate hike expectations and doubles the pace of tapering in an effort to provide more flexibility to react in 2022.

The risks of continued elevated inflation likely have the U.S. Federal Reserve considering material changes to its policy path.

Stronger-than-expected U.S. inflation data in October may prompt the Federal Reserve to consider tapering faster and hiking sooner.

The Federal Reserve navigated its tapering announcement without much market volatility, but faces the challenge of managing rate expectations amid elevated inflation risks.

Elevated risks to inflation expectations appear to have prompted Federal Reserve officials to revise their policy rate hike projections higher.

The U.S. Fed stopped short of providing “advance notice,” but a December tapering announcement remains likely.

Economic growth and inflation will likely peak in 2021 and then moderate in 2022 as fiscal and monetary policy support recede.