The outlook for interest rates in 2019: gearing up for the Fed’s shift into neutral
After three years of slowly raising interest rates, the Fed may have finally reached neutral territory. We take a closer look at the implications for bond markets.
Viewpoints by Howard C. Greene, CFA, Senior Portfolio Manager at John Hancock Asset Management
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Fixed-income strategies: a look at which work best in different rate environments
Longer-term yields can be unpredictable. We take a closer look at which fixed-income strategies have held up best in different rate environments and offer some tips on how you can prepare your portfolio for whatever's next.Read more -
At 2%, a little inflation goes a long way
With inflation finally ticking up to 2%, will the Fed start hiking rates at a more aggressive pace? We take a closer look.Read more -
Avoiding another taper tantrum: why a cautious stance on agency MBS may be warranted
The U.S. Federal Reserve is the single largest buyer of agency mortgage-backed securities in the market today. We take a closer look at what could happen when that trend changes course.Read more -
Last call for higher interest rates in 2016
The Fed has been hoping to raise interest rates all year, and December may be its last best chance for the foreseeable future.Read more
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