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Federal Reserve Board – Statement on Chair Powell’s meeting with the President
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Consumers Are Not as Gloomy as Recession Calls Imply
The Conference Board’s surged from 85.7 to 98.0. Such was the largest one-month increase since 2009! Clearly, progress on trade deals…
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A Nominal Rate of 4.5% Isn’t a Crisis — It’s Roughly Equilibrium
I was planning to write today about why a 4.5%-5.0% nominal Treasury rate is not only not the end of the world, but actually sort of…
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Federal Reserve Board – Minutes of the Federal Open Market Committee, May 6–7, 2025
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An Unstoppable Bull Market? | Investing.com NG
Even Trump Can’t Kill The RallyLast week, we discussed how the rally had repaired much of the previous damage following the correction.…
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The Real Cost of Trump’s EU Tariffs
After a bout of relative market tranquility, investors were rudely awakened Friday with a barrage of new tariff actions targeting the EU…
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Europe Risks Falling Behind as US Outpaces It on Energy and AI Infrastructure
Turning Crisis Into Opportunity (SO:)
Diversifying Energy Sources and Investing in Infrastructure
To reduce its dependence on costly…
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Could Whales Be Forced to Dump Trillions of US Dollars?
Investors love to attach an ex-post narrative to any price action, and this time the blame was on Trump’s erratic policies, the reduced…
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Is This a ’Stealth’ Bear Market?
Of course, you may be asking yourself what I mean by that.
Historically, bear markets have tended to be pretty evident, as highlighted…
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