The Franklin Templeton subsidiary's key fixed income fund has bled $11.1 billion in assets year-to-date amid a federal investigation of the firm's star trader and CIO Ken Leech.
From equities to crypto, investors are holding their breath.
Some investors have cut back exposure due to close-call polling.
Brand owner could hand control to lenders.
Reuters says the investment firm is in advanced talks with property owner.
A markdown in August and September hiring, along with a muted increase in nonfarm payrolls, gives central bankers reason to keep tapping the monetary policy brake.
The novel structure could add even more fuel to the $1T market for US-listed ETFs, but it's also drawing concern from experts and investor advocates.
Payroll data is due Friday with unemployment expected to be stable.
Treasuries have been under pressure over recent weeks.
Cloud computing, cost-cutting reassures investors.
