Elections Roundup: In Uncharted Territory
As the year’s busiest election week ends, what could the outcomes mean for investors?
As the year’s busiest election week ends, what could the outcomes mean for investors?
The European Elections may not be the first that spring to mind in 2024’s crowded calendar of democratic exercises.
After the results of Super Tuesday, it became clear that America is looking at a rematch between President Biden and former President Trump.
An escalation of hostility in the Middle East has led to increased geopolitical nervousness and heightened risk of further economic volatility.
Ritush Dalmia, European economist for PGIM Fixed Income, explores why the gap between the US and other advanced economies should be less pronounced in 2024.
Is the UK recession already over, or is worse in store? We asked our experts for their perspectives.
Tom Porcelli, Chief US Economist at PGIM Fixed Income, and James Sonne, Head of Government Affairs at PGIM, update investors on what to expect going forward.
After a resilient year for financial markets, investors should take the time to assess how a changing world will impact asset allocation strategies.
PGIM Head of Government Affairs James Sonne provides an update on the latest developments in Washington with the debt-ceiling deadline approaching.
Recent global banking failures shook investors and markets alike, leaving many wondering if we’re witnessing a repeat of the 2008 global financial crisis.
Ed Campbell, Co-Head of PGIM Quantitative Solutions’ Multi Asset team, discusses the implications of the Fed’s latest rate hike.
The Federal Reserve hiked interest rates on March 22nd for the ninth-consecutive time in the span of a year, bringing its upper-bound target policy rate to 5%.
UBS saves its troubled long-time Swiss rival – what’s next?
The implications from the latest developments in the global banking sector, including the acquisition of Credit Suisse by UBS.
Hear as Lee Menifee, Head of Americas Investment Research, PGIM Real Estate, provides his thoughts on the turmoil in the banking sector.