9 Jun 2024 Fed Pivot on the Horizon? As the Federal Reserve gears up for its meeting next week, could the financial community get thrown a curveball that could hint at a rate cut sooner than projected? Central to this debate are the dual mandates of the Fed: controlling inflation and maintaining full employment. But with recent data indicating a softening in the […] Share on Facebook Share on Twitter
19 Apr 2024 Traveling Back to the 1970’s They say history repeats itself. Do you have a penchant for bellbottom jeans and the nostalgic hiss of eight-track tapes? If so, you might find the economic echoes of the 1970s particularly resonant today. That decade was defined by a term that made every economist shudder: stagflation, a perplexing combination of stagnant economic growth and […] Share on Facebook Share on Twitter
30 Jan 2024 The American Debt Dilemma In the labyrinth of global economics, the United States stands at a precarious junction, its path laden with debt – a word that has become as commonplace in our fiscal vocabulary as it is misunderstood. At the heart of this issue lies a fundamental misconception: the notion that the Treasury, much like a magician with […] Share on Facebook Share on Twitter
13 Jan 2024 Interest Rate Forecast: Will The Tide Turn For Con... As we turn the page into 2024, a question looms large for consumers and investors alike: Will this be the year when the burden of high interest costs finally eases? The bond market, a harbinger of financial winds, suggests this to be the case. The bond market is presently pricing in up to six Federal […] Share on Facebook Share on Twitter
