The 'Trade Downs' Suggest Consumers are Under More Pressure Than it Seems
On this Labor Day weekend I salute you all out there working mad hard to make sense of the US economy and then assessing what it could mean to stocks.
On this Labor Day weekend I salute you all out there working mad hard to make sense of the US economy and then assessing what it could mean to stocks.
Federal Reserve may very well be done hiking rates for now, but US stocks still face a pullback from the risk of a hard economic landing.
The economic story of the summer has been about resilient growth in the US.
A short-lived rally in Chinese stocks after Beijing’s latest attempt to shore up growth is underscoring the depth of investor pessimism.
Adrian Day, president of Adrian Day Asset Management, expressed his belief that the U.S. economy is still on track to weaken by the end of the year.
TD Securities strategist warns that the relentless jump in borrowing costs threatens to create fresh problems for the banking sector.
The overachiever of the year is the American consumer. But don't expect heroics.