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Government Debt

The impact of U.S. national debt on investments

February 19, 2026
As the national debt continues to grow, investors should consider how it impacts interest rates, financial markets and the broader economy.

Stock Market

Is a market correction coming?

February 18, 2026
Recent performance reflects adjusting market expectations rather than an outright retreat. Volatility in narrow pockets of the market based on pressure AI is putting on certain business models fuels concern among some investors.

Artificial Intelligence

Investing in AI: Assessing the investment opportunities

February 11, 2026
AI growth stumbles as sector volatility heats up.

White House

Stock market under the Trump administration

February 5, 2026
As investors consider Donald Trump’s second presidential term, they’re focusing on how the administration’s policy changes impact the stock market and economy.

Capital markets and the economy

Stay a step ahead with market and economic insights that can help inform your investing strategy.

Inflation

Analysis: Assessing inflation’s impact

February 17, 2026
Higher prices continue to vex consumers and policymakers alike.

Labor Market

Job market’s effect on the economy

February 13, 2026
New data show a better-than-expected January jobs gain, but revised 2025 hiring estimates point to a labor market with a less certain path ahead.

Commodities Market

How commodity prices can impact markets and inflation

February 13, 2026
What opportunities does today’s volatile commodities market offer investors?

Currency Market

The U.S. dollar’s fluctuating value and what it means for investors

February 6, 2026
Taking measure of global currency trends as you position your portfolio of investments.

Insights and analysis

Read the latest thought leadership from the U.S. Bank Asset Management Group.

Emerging Markets

Analysis: China’s economy and its influence on global markets

February 20, 2026
What should investors consider when seeking emerging market exposure to the world’s second-largest economy?

Midterm Election

How midterm elections affect the stock market

January 23, 2026
A look at historical equity market performance around midterm elections.

Portfolio Cash

Cash management and investing strategies when interest rates are changing

January 22, 2026
A fresh look at managing cash and investments in today’s changing interest rate environment can help support your pursuit of the goals that matter most to you.

U.S. Treasuries

U.S. Treasuries: Balancing income and diversification opportunities with policy risks

January 14, 2026
The U.S. Treasury market continues to reflect the interplay between monetary and fiscal policy, along with inflation and growth trends.

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