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The Federal Reserve has shifted to fighting inflation to protecting the job market. While most investors have cheered the news, there’s a key takeaway. It’
Investors have a nearly infinite amount of data to look at to determine the strength of the economy. However, some data points are more valuable than
Interest rates are starting to trickle down. But it may already be too little, too late for the economy. Since 2018, the cost of the average
Gold has continued to trend higher. It continues to beat the market year-to-date, even with stocks near all-time highs. Investor interest in gold
Many investors expect some kind of market crisis. Interest rates soared to a 15-year high, and have now stayed there for over a year. That
In the span of a year, the federal debt has risen by nearly $2 trillion, and is now topping $35 trillion. This represents a hefty deficit
One heavily-watched economic indicator is the difference between the 2-year U.S. Treasury and the 10-year. Typically, the 10-year offers a higher
Interest rates are set to decline coming in mid-September. This comes more than a year after the Federal Reserve last raised interest rates, and four
In just two weeks, the stock market has gone from being overly fearful to closing in once again on all-time highs. The volatility index topped
Many assets have hit new all-time highs this year. That includes the stock market, gold, and bitcoin. Right now, stocks and bitcoin are off their
Gold prices continue to trend higher. The metal recently topped $2,500 for the first time ever. The metal is having a strong year. But gold
Is the market selloff over? The massive rush for the exit on the yen carry trade may have hit a frenzied peak. But that doesn’t