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Inflows into raw materials slowed to $2.4 billion in July, the least since money was withdrawn in December.

The longstanding notion of the U.S. as a respite from negative yields in Japan and Europe is now little more than an illusion.

Pimco's struggles to contain outflows since the departure of money manager Bill Gross in 2014 are coming to an end.

In today’s fluid market, money is constantly in motion, and advisors tend to control much of its movement and momentum.

Assets in fixed-income ETFs have exploded, increasing 380% since January 2010.

The new regulations are adding more pain to funds that have been plagued by seven years of the Fed's zero interest-rate policy.

Active asset managers such as GAM are facing higher regulatory costs and the growing popularity of low-cost ETFs that passively track markets.

The views echo concerns expressed by some managers as stocks reached record highs and bond yields plunged to historic lows.

The hedge fund's legal woes, however, have taken a toll on the company's stock, which has fallen about 71% in the past year.

Equities and currencies are extending two months of gains after a report showed U.S. gross domestic product grew at less than half the pace forecast by analysts.