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Despite a big miss in the May jobs report, there are still places to win in the market.

Despite a big miss in the May jobs report, there are still places to win in the market.

The U.S. economy has seen a snap back from a rough start to 2016, and the former vice chairwoman of the Federal Reserve said labor-market improvement has been a big help.

The U.S. economy has seen a snap back from a rough start to 2016, and the former vice chairwoman of the Federal Reserve said labor-market improvement has been a big help.

Bond investors don't need to sacrifice yield to diminish rate risk.

The Fed has exercised extreme caution when it comes to telegraphing to the markets its intent for monetary-policy changes, but economists warn of disruptions to the delicate dynamic.

The U.S. central bank has remained steadfast on its message that future rate increase will depend on continued improvement in economic data. But the markets aren't buying it.

Rising interest rates will weigh on fixed-income portfolios, but investors can diminish the risks by moving down the yield curve to low-duration bond exchange traded funds.

Fed hawks hijacked the financial markets this week as they honed in on future rate hikes.

New York Federal Reserve President William Dudley said on Thursday he expects a 2% pace of economic growth in the second quarter after a slowdown in the first three months of the year, and anticipates further tightening in U.S. monetary policy.

Just as investors got comfortable with the idea that the Federal Reserve would stand firm on interest rates in June, minutes from the central bank’s April meeting show a rate hike next month is still very much an option.

For the first time in four decades the Treasury Department specifies Saudi Treasury holdings.

Bonds have regained their momentum this year, but after a multi-year run, many traditional fixed-income assets look pricey or overvalued.

While Wall Street has come a long way from the dark days of January, which saw the worst first 10 days of a new year ever, underlying trends suggest some areas of the market have been slow to regain investor confidence.

A U.S. House of Representatives panel has delayed plans to introduce new legislation to address Puerto Rico's debt crisis.

The U.S. has taken prudent steps to prevent another stock market 'Flash Crash', other countries remain vulnerable.