Managers have moved to a net underweighted position in bonds for the first time since last August, the survey said.
Toll Brothers Inc. said today its homebuilding revenue dropped by 51 percent in its fiscal second quarter, but the luxury homebuilder sees signs the real estate market is recovering.
A modest rebound in single-family home construction in April raised hopes Tuesday that the three-year slide in housing could be bottoming. But with the supply of unsold homes bulging, foreclosures rising and prices falling, no broad recovery is expected until next spring at the earliest.
Expect lower yields from money market mutual funds in the coming months as a result of reforms being contemplated by the SEC and Investment Company Institute, according to a white paper released this month and announced today by Capital Advisors Group Inc. of Newton, Mass.
First-quarter earnings report by Lowe's boosted hopes among investors that the worst of the U.S. recession is over.
Citing a growing interest in options trading, Charles Schwab & Co. Inc. today announced the launch of more-advanced options-trading tools, including screening capabilities and historical-options-price charts for its traders.
The Putnam Capital Spectrum Fund (PVSAX) and Putnam Equity Spectrum Fund (PYSAX) will invest in a range of securities, including stocks, bonds, bank loans and convertible securities.
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Having slashed its equity index fund fees, Charles Schwab Investment Management Inc. is hoping to undercut its rivals in an attempt to take away index fund assets.
The evening of Sept. 15 was the worst of Bruce Bent II's career.
The market's recent rally is likely to be short-lived.
With the battered performance of its bond funds creating a financial nightmare for investors, OppenheimerFunds Inc. is fighting to rebuild its image and win back the confidence of financial advisers — a job that will likely take years, industry experts said.
Germany saw output plunge by 3.8% as demand for its cars and factory machinery collapsed.
Investors poured billions into emerging-markets stock funds this week, continuing a 10-week trend of inflows for the category worldwide, according to a report released by Emerging Portfolio Fund Research Inc.
MacroMarkets LLC announced today the termination of the MacroShares $100 Oil Up Trust (UOY) and the MacroShares $100 Oil Down Trust (DOY), due to assets on deposit falling to less than $50 million.
MBIA Inc. is the target of a lawsuit by a group of 18 financial institutions claiming that the bond insurer's separation of its businesses early this year was fraudulent, The Wall Street Journal said Wednesday.
The legislative proposal is the administration's first major step in overhauling the nation's financial regulatory system.
The British economy has a 50-50 chance of returning to growth by the middle of 2010, says the U.K.'s central bank.
Exchange traded funds have fared relatively well during the financial crisis, but haven’t been immune to market volatility.
Home prices fell in nearly nine out of every 10 U.S. cities in the first quarter of this year as first-time buyers looking for bargains dominated the market.
