The yield curve has disinverted or has righted itself. In normal circumstances, long-term rates are higher than short-term rates. Investors locking th...
A bad, bad day on Friday put the bow on a bad, bad week for stocks. Again, fears of economic weakness in the face of some disappointing economic and l...
Like Darth Vader finally blurting out that he was indeed the baby daddy, Federal Reserve Board Chairman Jerome Powell, in his speech to the Jackson Ho...
Consider the market for widgets. Widgets are a necessity, have been in short supply and their price has increased by about 25% in recent years and now...
The headline Consumer Price Index numbers came in precisely as expected on Wednesday morning. We’ll get into those numbers in just a minute but the ...
The business, financial, economic or stock market story that has dominated our collective consciousness over the last year has not been the labor mark...
Stocks sold off, hard, from open to close on Thursday, in one of the biggest daily declines in over a year. It was brutal. But in a market that has be...
While this is probably the case with all press conferences, especially those held by political figures, there seem to be three broad categories of que...
Perhaps the best explanation for the rather confusing market action we saw on Monday is the Federal Open Market Committee and its two-day meeting that...
The inflation data released on Friday came in pretty much as expected and, to us, appears to set the table for rate cuts, perhaps as soon as this Wedn...
The Buzz on Business for July 17th, 2024 The Chicago Mercantile Exchange is a great collection of financial market traders and contracts to be traded....
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