Investors Await Nvidia Earnings and 2 Major Economic Events
Is inflation high because of tariffs and the Iran war, or just because the economy is running too hot?
Is inflation high because of tariffs and the Iran war, or just because the economy is running too hot?
Let’s discuss what’s pressuring yields, steps that can be taken, and the beneficiaries so far.
Buckle up, Nvidia earnings and the Jackson Hole Economic meeting hit the market this week.
A stronger yen would threaten the earnings of major exporters, but a strengthening yen would also be a boon to domestic Japanese companies. Let me explain.
The the odds of no rate hike in 2026 have jumped to 28% from 11% a month ago.
The new Federal Reserve chair will lean toward cutting interest rates despite calls for a hike.
Retirement savers are locking in yield before the Fed cuts. Here are three ways to play the game.
Weak payrolls cut the odds of a Fed hike, and that attracted buyers.
In this day and age why are we making key decisions off data that are wild guesses?
The decline in average earnings data supports our thinking on these three holdings.