Governors offering their (opposing) thoughts spark volatility in markets.

In a search for yield, investors are turning to these relatively risky investments.

Nela Richardson and Cardiff Garcia joining us to talk about the week's business and economic news.

In 2001, the return was just over 12 percent. This year it could be 7.5 percent.

The FOMC meets July 26-27. Since its last meeting, Brexit passed, markets tanked and rebounded, and the U.S. economy has shown signs of renewed strength.

The nation's largest public pension fund posted a gain far below expectations.

For the first time, a Eurozone country issues negative-yield bonds. Who buys them?

Though interest rates are low, markets have been volatile.