Market Insights
If, or when, will we see a soft landing?
Soft landings—when the Fed slows the economy enough to bring down inflation without causing a recession—are relatively rare events. However, that just may be the path we’re on, explains BOK Financial Chief Investment Officer Brian Henderson.
Falling rates one of multiple factors impacting investments
BOK Financial Chief Investment Officer Brian Henderson provides five insights into stocks, bonds and the economy in this new environment.
How do the Fed decisions affect me?
The Federal Reserve raises and lowers rates to balance full employment and price stability for the U.S. economy. Here, we break down what those rate changes mean for each of our finances—and how the changes work to slow or accelerate the economy.
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How to prepare for lower rates
As most are anticipating the Fed to start cutting rates this year, diversification is key. In this article, BOK Financial Chief Investment Officer Brian Henderson explains what may be ahead for the economy and why a laddered approach to your investments could help you prepare for all scenarios.
What is an economic soft landing?
You’ve probably heard the phrase “soft landing” in the news, but what does it mean? BOK Financial Chief Investment Strategist Steve Wyett explains why a true soft landing is sometimes considered a Goldilocks scenario.
What is a yield curve, and why does it matter that it is inverted?
A yield curve is a way to measure bond investors' feelings about risk, and can have an impact on the investment returns. In this video, we break down the differences between a flat, inverted and normal yield curve, and how to approach a long-term investment strategy that works for all three.
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BOK Financial Chief Investment Officer Brian Henderson said November and December tend to be good months for financial markets, and this year will probably be no exception. He explains what else is likely ahead this quarter, including more Fed rate cuts, some investor uncertainty leading up to the election, and more.
Entering the second half of 2024, the U.S. economy remains resilient despite high interest rates. However, uncertainties persist, including the timing of the Fed’s first rate cut and the impact of the upcoming presidential election. BOK Financial’s investment management team has compiled valuable insights on these topics and more, which are available through a short video, online articles, and a downloadable report.
BOK Financial Chief Investment Officer Brian Henderson said November and December tend to be good months for financial markets, and this year will probably be no exception. He explains what else is likely ahead this quarter, including more Fed rate cuts, some investor uncertainty leading up to the election, and more.
Entering the second half of 2024, the U.S. economy remains resilient despite high interest rates. However, uncertainties persist, including the timing of the Fed’s first rate cut and the impact of the upcoming presidential election. BOK Financial’s investment management team has compiled valuable insights on these topics and more, which are available through a short video, online articles, and a downloadable report.
AI and the energy landscape
Matt Stephani, president of Cavanal Hill Investment Management, Inc., explains what the U.S. needs to stay ahead in the race to develop more advanced AI and why it’s important. (September 11, 2024)
AI and the energy landscape
How interest rates shape the economy
A closer look at economic trends
Will Middle East tensions affect energy markets?
Economic and Market Outlook: Q2 2024
What is an economic soft landing?
What is a yield curve, and why does it matter that it is inverted?
Soft landings, inflation and the road ahead
Understanding corporate earnings season
The upside of higher interest rates
"Supercore” inflation
Have questions about the debt ceiling?
Reaction to Fed rates, inflation, and election results
Fed focused on curbing inflation
Is this a recession?
FOMC Institutes First Rate Hike Since 2018
Market Volatility? Keep Calm and Carry On.
Fed Reaction to Lingering Inflation
Market Reactions to Omicron Variant
Analysis of Federal Reserve’s Latest Moves
SEC Approves First Bitcoin Futures-Backed ETF
Insights on Supply Chain and Labor Woes
Potential Tax Implications of Infrastructure Plan
Employment and Price Stability
Wyett Addresses Growing Inflation Concerns
Is Inflation Just Around the Corner?
Consumers Coming Back