Policy, Politics & Portfolios

Find out why Darrell Cronk, the chief investment officer for Wells Fargo’s wealth business, believes investors should expect market volatility to remain high as the global trade landscape changes.

Investors are witnessing a transformational moment, a re-setting of the global order around geopolitics, trade, and de-globalization, according to Wells Fargo Investment Institute’s Chief Investment Officer Darrell Cronk.

Markets welcomed President Trump’s 90-day pause on most reciprocal tariffs, but it’s likely to prolong the uncertainty. Our chief investment officer Darrell Cronk offers guidance on how to position portfolios for more volatility ahead.

Wells Fargo Investment Institute discusses the latest news and market impact of the recently announced 90-day tariff suspensions in its latest report.

Wells Fargo Investment Institute considers potential next steps for investors amid tariff-related uncertainty.

Wells Fargo Investment Institute Head of Global Investment Strategy Paul Christopher addresses investors’ top questions about recent market volatility.

With markets reacting to President Donald Trump’s latest round of tariffs, Wells Fargo Investment Institute offers timely guidance on their potential impacts on the U.S. economy and consumers.

Wells Fargo Investment Institute considers top-of-mind questions for investors around tariffs, federal job cuts, and the path forward for the economy and markets.

In its latest report, Wells Fargo Investment Institute provides insight into the four focal points of President Trump’s economic policy: tariffs, immigration, tax cuts, and deregulation.

One week after inauguration, the new administration’s policy priorities are coming into focus.

Wells Fargo Investment Institute provides a last pre-election check on the presidential and congressional races, and their investment implications.

What investors should know about how the U.S. government manages its finances.

Investors are asking about the threat posed by ballooning levels of federal debt.

Wells Fargo Investment Institute believes tariffs are part of a trend toward a more fragmented, protectionist foreign economic policy, likely to continue regardless of which party wins the White House.