07.22.2026
Under the Radar for the Second Half
The usual midyear version of these letters has touched on year-to-date performance as well as the most influential macroeconomic and…
Despite the U.S. economy’s impressive growth in recent decades, the federal government currently faces elevated borrowing costs to fund its persistent budget deficits. While current bid-to-cover ratios remain robust in absolute terms, a declining trend in shorter maturities could represent one early warning sign that the traditional investor base demand is waning.
This newsletter examines the Treasury’s challenge of balancing funding costs with market demand and potential fiscal and monetary policy implications.
Read > Treasury Market Creates a Balancing ActThe opinions expressed herein are those of Marquette Associates, Inc. (“Marquette”), and are subject to change without notice. This material is not financial advice or an offer to purchase or sell any product. Marquette reserves the right to modify its current investment strategies and techniques based on changing market dynamics or client needs.
07.22.2026
The usual midyear version of these letters has touched on year-to-date performance as well as the most influential macroeconomic and…
07.07.2026
JULY 23 — 1:00pm CT Please join Marquette’s research team for our 2026 Halftime Market Insights Webinar…
06.25.2026
Commodities represent a unique asset class within global financial markets. Like equities and bonds, commodity prices are influenced by the…
06.15.2026
The rapid buildout of artificial intelligence infrastructure is reshaping the U.S. investment landscape. According to recent Census Bureau data, spending…
05.26.2026
The classic novel A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens begins with the line “It was the best of…
05.18.2026
Over the last few years, equity markets have been defined by a group of stocks often referred to as the…
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