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Market expectations should not help drive monetary policy.

The Fed has done what was widely expected−it cut the federal funds target range by a quarter-point. And while you could say the Fed is back in data-dependent mode, it appears as if monetary policy is still leaning toward another rate cut this year. Kevin Flanagan discusses.

Today's cut appears to be a pre-emptive "insurance"-type policy adjustment to stave off potential slowing for an economy on decidedly solid footing.

After 24 months of live performance, the WisdomTree U.S. Multifactor Fund has met the objectives that were set out when it was launched.

Jeremy Schwartz discusses a barbell approach for exposure to Europe for a more bullish view.

A newly established superagency, the National Healthcare Security Administration (NHSA), has been charged to lead everything health-care-related in China. If China starts imitating the health care model of U.K.’s National Health Service, the NHSA has the potential to become the world’s biggest employer.

Does responsible investing help or hurt returns? We get this question a lot. But there’s another, perhaps more interesting, question that’s also worth exploring.

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzō Abe and his ruling coalition won a very comfortable majority, but fell short of gaining the two-thirds supermajority required for fast-track constitutional reform in Sunday’s Upper House election. Jesper Koll outlines the key signposts and challenges immediately ahead for Japan.

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