A Soft Landing for US Economy is 'Increasingly Conceivable' but not 'Inevitable': Fed's Barkin
Richmond Fed President Tom Barkin once again urged caution about the direction of interest rates.
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Reagan Era Economist Understands Why Americans Are Pessimistic About the Economy
Art Laffer, an economist, asserts that Americans have valid reasons to be pessimistic about the current state of the economy.
Burry’s 2023 Forecasts: A Mixed Bag of Predictions
In 2023 Michael Burry, renowned for prescient bet on mid-2000s housing bubble, this year's recession forecast hasn't materialized.
Indexes End Higher Catching Even The Best Prognosticators Off Guard
2023 has unfolded as a year of unexpected triumphs, defying the gloomy forecasts that dominated the end of 2022.
History Shows Strong 2023 Could Keep US Stocks on Path for 2024 Gains
The U.S. stock market’s hefty gains in 2023 could provide a lift for equities next year, if history is any guide.
Global Equity Funds Draw Robust Inflows on Rate Cut Hopes
Global equity funds attracted substantial inflows week of Dec. 27. Data showed inflation cooled in Nov. cementing expectations Fed will cut rates.
Why the Most Widely Anticipated Recession in History Never Came
In the final Federal Reserve press conference of 2023, Fed chair Jerome Powell took a victory lap of sorts. The economic downturn never came.
