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FOMC Shifts Focus Towards Persistent Inflation
12/31/2021
After the latest string of surprising CPI data, the Federal Reserve is acknowledging that tight labor markets and supply chain issues may make inflation more persistent than originally anticipated. What does this mean for fixed income investors? INCORE Capital Management's Senior Portfolio Manager Rich Consul digs into the data and shares his team’s views on the current environment.
View Video Opens a New WindowJob recovery slows but inflation pressures remain
9/30/2021
There are no lack of cross-currents facing investors these days. On one hand, the economy has rebounded to pre-crisis levels. On the other hand, significant inflation pressures remain. It’s tricky out there. Tune in to INCORE Capital Management's latest insights to learn how Senior Portfolio Manager Rich Consul views the landscape and how the INCORE team is positioning fixed income portfolios.
View Video Opens a New WindowExcess liquidity supporting growth and low yields
6/30/2021
The U.S. is on track for robust economic growth, thanks largely to exceedingly accommodative fiscal and monetary policies. What does this mean for fixed income investors? INCORE Capital Management Senior Portfolio Manager Rich Consul goes deep on the economic backdrop and how he’s positioning portfolios.
View Video Opens a New WindowA strategic approach to supplement income
4/30/2021
Improve portfolio efficiency by accumulating dividends while abating risk.
Read now Opens a New WindowFiscal Stimulus Drives the "Reflation Trade"
3/31/2021
As the economy continues to expand, this Victory Capital Management webinar explores the role of monetary and fiscal policy. INCORE Capital Management Senior Portfolio Manager Rich Consul describes the macroeconomic landscape, his corporate credit view, and positioning strategy.
View Video Opens a New WindowThe Great MMT Experiment
12/31/2020
Rich Consul of INCORE Asset Management points out that fiscal and monetary policies are driving asset prices higher and fueling an economic recovery in the near term. In effect, this is becoming a test run for Modern Monetary Theory (MMT). But are there longer-term ramifications to this approach? Learn more about the outlook for the economy and fixed income markets.
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