Market Commentary
Quincy Krosby's Q2 April 2020 commentary: Whatever it takes
In the April edition of Quincy Krosby's Q2 market commentary, Prudential's chief market strategist details how quickly and forcefully we have transitioned from “a good place” in terms of the economy and monetary policy into the surreal world of a global economic shutdown.
The COVID-19 impact: Answers to 10 urgent questions from investors
With the markets in turmoil, Nathan Sheets, former U.S. undersecretary of the Treasury for International Affairs and current chief economist at PGIM Fixed Income, answered 10 questions about what the coronavirus could mean for the global economy.
Markets in turmoil: Coronavirus, the Fed and where markets go from here
A panel of PGIM experts agree that keeping a long-term perspective is vital as the uncertainty surrounding COVID-19 plays out.
COVID-19: What you need to know
Expert guidance to help you manage your financial and emotional well-being during this difficult time.
PGIM’s Q1 market outlooks: 2020, a year unlike the last?
In their latest installment of quarterly outlooks, PGIM experts provide perspective on the markets in 2020 and beyond.
Quincy Krosby's Q1 2020 Commentary: A Good Place
Markets for the first quarter of 2020—despite bouts of profit-taking—are poised for growth and better things ahead, writes Prudential's chief market strategist Quincy Krosby.
PGIM 4Q market outlooks: The story of the global growth slowdown
PGIM experts assess the next chapter in the global growth story, including geopolitical uncertainty, central bank dovishness and more.
Transformative corporate models change investment calculus for investors: PGIM study
New PGIM research highlights long-term investment implications of three new types of companies emerging to dominate today’s market.
Quincy Krosby’s Q4 2019 Commentary: All of the Above
What’s to blame for moving markets in one direction or another? Trade negotiations? An attack on Saudi Arabia’s oil refining infrastructure and heightened geopolitical/military risk in the region? The efficacy of the latest round of global central bank accommodation? An impeachment inquiry? Earnings reports? Call it “all of the above.”
The Fed serves up another incremental cut amid “disparate perspectives”
The Federal Reserve again nudged the Fed funds rate target down another 25 basis points to 1.75%-2.0% in its latest policy meeting. In a sign of just how divided the Fed is over the appropriate policy stance, however, three FOMC members dissented from the decision.