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The Fed, Inflation, and Markets
The U.S. Federal Reserve has aggressively tightened financial conditions with its recent interest rate hike. So what’s next?
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Our investment managers possess the rare talent and insight required to construct portfolios that add risk-adjusted return over the long term. Each strategy is supported by an independent research team dedicated to the specific investment strategy. We believe this approach builds strong chemistry and increases accountability.
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Market Insights
Eagle Municipal Market Update
After a brutal start to 2022, municipal bonds have begun to bounce back. They might not be finished.
Municipal Bonds: A Window of Opportunity
This is arguably the most challenging period in history for bonds. It also might be just the time to focus on the opportunities.
Press Release
June 23, 2022
Eagle Asset Management’s Eric Mintz Appointed Managing Director of Small Cap Growth and Mid Cap Growth Portfolios
In the News
June 21, 2022
“The bond market is looking to us to be very attractive, certainly a much better entry point than it has been for the last couple of years,” James Camp, CFA, Managing Director of Fixed Income and Strategic Income at Eagle Asset Management, told Bloomberg TV’s “The Open.” Recall, he said, that a little over two years ago the yield on the 10-year Treasury note yield dipped to just 40 basis points. “So these 3 and 3½% yields, actuarially speaking, and long-term you add on a corporate credit spread that is widened, you’re getting a 4½ and 5% yield for an asset class that has been out of favor for a long time,” Camp said. “It’s time to take a good hard look at that.”
Click here to listen to Camp’s comments beginning just after the 7-minute mark.
