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America at 250: A birthday worth celebrating

July 4th marks 250 years since the leaders of 13 colonies gathered in the sweltering Philadelphia heat and gave life to an idea that people should enjoy the freedom to pursue their own futures.

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Quarterly outlook

Read the Q3 2026 investment outlook: Solid growth endures as policy and geopolitics shift

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Federal Reserve

Fed raises interest rates to 3.75%-4.00% in first rate hike in three years, with more expected

September 16, 2026
After hiking interest rates for the first time in three years at the Federal Reserve’s September policy meeting, Fed Chair Kevin Warsh reiterated his commitment to return inflation to the Fed’s 2% target.

Stock market

Is a market correction coming?

September 11, 2026
With the bull market more than three years old, investors wonder what lies ahead for stocks in 2026.

White House

Stocks under the Trump administration: What is driving markets in 2026?

September 4, 2026
Corporate earnings continue driving stocks higher so far under President Trump, even as tariffs, tax policy, oil prices, and geopolitical conflict have created volatility.

Cash and Investing

Cash management and investing strategies when interest rates are changing

September 3, 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.

Capital markets and the economy

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

Affordability

Analysis: Assessing inflation’s impact

September 23, 2026
Higher prices continue to vex consumers and policymakers alike.

Housing Market

The impact of today’s interest rates on the housing market

September 22, 2026
Even as housing supply improves, affordability continues to challenge buyers because higher interest rates and prices elevate monthly payments.

Equities Market

How do changing interest rates affect the stock market in 2026?

September 18, 2026
Changing interest rates affect borrowing costs, consumer spending, bond yields, inflation expectations, and sector leadership, which all help shape stock market performance.

Bond Market

How changing interest rates impact the bond market

September 18, 2026
How does an evolving interest rate environment create opportunities for bond investors?

Insights and analysis

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

Monetary Policy

What Federal Reserve monetary policy means for investors

September 18, 2026
The Federal Reserve raised interest rates in September for the first time in more than three years as higher oil prices and persistent inflation strengthened expectations for additional rate hikes.

National Debt

The impact of U.S. national debt on investments

August 27, 2026
As the national debt continues to grow, investors should understand how government borrowing can influence interest rates, financial markets and the broader economy.

U.S. Treasuries

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

August 27, 2026
Opportunities and risks impacting Treasury bond investors.

Initial Public Offerings

Is investing in an initial public offering a good idea?

August 10, 2026
It’s easy to get caught up in the excitement surrounding IPOs. Review these common misconceptions before investing.

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