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It has been almost five months since the Federal Reserve turned its full attention and force of action toward fighting inflation. We may see if it’s → Read More
Would you believe the U.S. economy lost 315,000 jobs in June? And that it gained 372,000 jobs the same month?It did. So how is that possible?It’s pos → Read More
What are 25 basis points worth? What message does a quarter percentage point rise in short-term interest rates send to investors, companies and consumers?T → Read More
Losing 200,000 customers in 90 days. An unpopular price hike. And a 35 percent stock freefall. That was the story at Netflix three months ago when it relea → Read More
Visibility is one of those jargony words reserved for pilots, meteorologists, and business leaders. And there has been very little visibility for business. → Read More
Two recent economic news headlines did their job on me. They raised my economic anxiety level, which already is on edge.About 10 days ago the Wall Street J → Read More
The high price of gasoline doesn’t really matter to the Federal Reserve’s fight against inflation.That’s the stark reality as American dr → Read More
The American housing market has weathered the COVID-19 pandemic in good health. It has been able to flourish despite (or in some places because of) infecti → Read More
The Federal Reserve will be one step closer in the week ahead to ending its current cycle of raising interest rates.That offers cold comfort to borrowers, → Read More
Sell in May and go away is the tired investing adage. Well, will the investment markets now swoon in June?Talk of an impending recession grew much louder i → Read More
The monthly jobs report is the Rodney Dangerfield of economic statistics. It gets little respect yet has a big and important audience.In good times, employ → Read More
Wall Street loves acronyms and nicknames. Consider the “TINA trade,” which came into currency as governments struggled to mitigate the fallout → Read More
It was a heckuva party and now the hangover has set in. The S&P 500 stock index is down about 20 percent from its pandemic high. The NASDAQ Composite h → Read More
Now that the Federal Reserve has polished up its inflation-fighting credentials, has consumer inflation topped out?There was little relief from higher pric → Read More
The Federal Reserve is widely expected to take a big step in the week ahead on its “expeditious march” to get its interest rate back to a more → Read More
As consumers, we are a fickle bunch. Job prospects, high gasoline prices, rising interest rates, war in Ukraine, COVID-19 and politics are just some the he → Read More
Can Florida get all of its electricity from renewable sources by the year 2050? → Read More
A bull market is developing in recession expectations. In the week ahead, investors will have the chance to hear if dozens of companies share that fear.Eve → Read More
Congress doesn’t often speak clearly and in plain language. That’s not the case for a hearing in the week ahead with a half dozen fossil fuel c → Read More
Much is made about the Federal Reserve’s dual mandate of managing monetary policy to achieve full employment and stable prices. Over the first two ye → Read More