
Tag: cash


Copious Corporate Cash May Not Be So Great, After All
Touted as a bulwark against recession, it could draw down quickly—and it is concentrated at a few big companies.

Asset Managers Hustle to Offer Better-Yielding Cash Funds

What Corporate Cash Use Helps Stocks Most in the Pandemic?

Asset Managers Are Feeling Leery, BofA Survey Finds

Will Higher Savings Propel the Economy? Maybe Not
To Larry Summers, today’s trove of saved-up cash will juice consumer spending. TS Lombard is skeptical, due to the persistent virus.

The Federal Reserve Is Foot-Dragging on the Digital Dollar, Yardeni Complains

How Endowments and Foundations Can Energize Flagging Returns

Retail Investors Aim to Spend $170 Billion in Stimulus Aid on Stocks, Survey Says

Pandemic Savings Are So Big They’ll Jet-Propel the Economy, Study Says
Some $2.9 trillion, hoarded by rich nations’ consumers, will fuel post-virus spending, Bloomberg Economics thinks.

How Jeffrey Gundlach Gets Ready for Higher Rates
Check out the Bond King’s model portfolio designed to hedge against inflation and—oh, yeah—deflation, too.

Special Report: What Low-Paying Fixed Income Still Gives Us: Ballast
Despite small interest payments and not much price appreciation potential, many investors say it does deliver in this one area.

CFOs: Don’t Look for a Swift Economic Recovery
A minority of the financial officers expect the US economy to improve by 12 months from now, a Deloitte survey says.

Say What? Long-Time Bear Becomes Bullish on the Economy

BlackRock, While Predicting ‘Sharp’ Recovery, Is Building a Strong Cash Position
The $7.4 trillion asset manager sees cash as a guard against further shocks, leading a trend sweeping corporate America.