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Kevin Warsh is US President Trump’s pick to head the Federal Reserve, and Franklin Templeton Institute explains what to expect from his leadership.

Franklin Templeton Institute considers potential implications for trade and markets following President Trump’s recent threats to increase tariffs on Canadian goods coming into the United States.

Franklin Templeton Institute offers this quick take on potential market impacts of President Trump’s Davos comments and pending US Supreme Court cases.

With multiple stock indexes near record levels, the potential for broadening momentum suggests it may be time to think about diversifying into asset classes that have started to rally more recently.

With Fed rate cuts seen as a strong possibility heading into year-end, Franklin Templeton Institute explores the performance of global equities and fixed income during the resumption of Fed easing—and what investors need to know.

With Fed rate cuts seen as a strong possibility heading into year-end, Franklin Templeton Institute explores how stock and bond markets have performed during the resumption of Fed easing—and what investors need to know.

Geopolitical tensions have escalated following President Trump’s renewed intent to acquire Greenland. Franklin Templeton Institute’s Kim Catechis explores the implications.

The US action in Venezuela opens up a complicated chapter ahead involving potential debt restructuring, energy and mining development, and geopolitical negotiation.

How secure are the world’s supply chains? As geopolitics and technology collide, investors must rethink risk, resilience, and opportunity in a rapidly fragmenting global economy. In this research paper, Franklin Templeton Institute discusses the impact on five global supply chains.

After a cordial and apparently agreeable meeting, the Trump-Xi summit in Busan, South Korea, concluded without a formal announcement. However, Franklin Templeton Institute believes some emerging details suggest tangible progress.

Franklin Templeton Institute explores “bull steepening” in the Treasury yield curve—and the investment implications.

Proposed regulatory changes involving the Supplementary Leverage Ratio may have benefits for both large banks and the Treasury market, according to Franklin Templeton Institute’s Christy Tan and Lukasz Labedzki.

In our latest "Alternative Allocations" podcast episode, we sit down with Paul Jodice, Co-Head of Morgan Stanley's GIMA team, to explore crucial shifts they’ve adopted to meet the needs of advisors and the strategies advisors are seeking today.

The "Alternative Allocations" podcast is celebrating its two-year anniversary. Join us as we look back at our journey and reveal the top 10 episodes from our first two seasons.

From the impact of rising rates and inflation on valuations to emerging opportunities in AI, fintech and energy, this insightful conversation between Franklin Templeton's Tony Davidow and private and growth equity expert Bobby Stevenson sheds light on the current market environment and what lies ahead.

Highlights on the credit environment and the shifts taking place from a conversation with our investment professionals from Franklin Templeton Fixed Income, Western Asset, Putnam, Brandywine and Benefit Street Partners.

With the escalation of military conflict between Israel and Iran, investors are guardedly watching the events, which still have the potential to spread, impact Mideast energy supplies, and increase global economic uncertainty. To address those concerns, Lawrence Hatheway, Global Investment Strategist at Franklin Templeton Institute, moderated a discussion with some of our investment professionals with expertise in the region to hear their thoughts on possible effects on global financial markets.