Increased Likelihood of a Stock Market Surge
The increasing likelihood of a stock market surge, potentially initiated by Fed policies, is drawing attention, as noted by Ed Yardeni.
The increasing likelihood of a stock market surge, potentially initiated by Fed policies, is drawing attention, as noted by Ed Yardeni.
Investors should brace for a recession that could sharply depress the stock market this year, according to renowned economist Gary Shilling.
For the first time in nearly a generation, fixed income is living up to its name. This the consequence of rates jumping from 0% to 5% in 2 years.
A cooling of the labor market should provide welcome relief for the Federal Reserve as it looks to ease the US economy into a soft landing.
Investors should discard any expectations of interest rate reductions for the remainder of the year, according to Kevin O'Leary.
A closely tracked wage growth metric hit its highest level in a year the first quarter, fueling concerns that sticky inflation may be pervasive.
The U.S. economy may already be navigating a downturn, mirroring patterns seen in China where significant government debt underpins economic growth.