2020 is an election year, and as we get closer to November, we expect this to replace COVID-19 and the recession at the top of investors’ minds.

Although the US economic recovery has picked up and we expect yields to rise in the second half of 2020, structural forces may help limit the size of the move.

Among developed markets, we maintain our preference for US equities over international, but the bout of strong performance for the MSCI EAFE Index…

Stock market valuations have gotten more expensive because earnings have fallen, which may bring volatility if the recovery disappoints.

The US economy almost certainly entered a recession in March 2020 as a result of the lockdowns and business closures to contain the COVID-19 pandemic…