Traders are lavishing billions of dollars on quant-powered stock trades, boosting an investing style that’s struggled to gain traction in an era when simple bets on traditional large-cap indexes have paid off handsomely.

Jeremy Grantham is a famous bubble hunter, quick to point out speculative excess on Wall Street and beyond.

It’s the major casualty of November’s sizzling stock rally: Investor caution.

An electronic trading revolution is finally coming to corporate bonds, years after reaching other financial markets.

Two brutal weeks for banks have mostly scuttled hopes in markets that a US recession can be avoided. But a close read of the cross-asset landscape still finds investors unconvinced the stress portends a genuine financial crisis.