Blockworks Macro: The Bond Market Will Take the Stock Market Down With It (Here’s Why)
While most traders gravitate towards stocks or options on stocks, the bond market tends to drive other asset classes. That’s because the bond market’s
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While most traders gravitate towards stocks or options on stocks, the bond market tends to drive other asset classes. That’s because the bond market’s
Markets have seen some increased volatility in recent months thanks to geopolitical events. While Russia’s invasion of Ukraine drags on for a third year, escalating
There are many ways to measure investor interest. Doing so can give traders an edge. By following where money is going, it’s easier for traders
For decades, customers have flocked to fast food for its speed and convenience. Fast food companies have leaned into customer demand by creating services such as
It’s now been ten months since the Federal Reserve stopped raising interest rates. Typically, the central bank starts to cut rages eight months after its
The latest economic data indicates that inflation is here to stay. Rather than drop to the Federal Reserve’s 2% annual target, it’s closer to
April 5 marked the 91st anniversary of the day that the United States abandoned the gold standard domestically. Americans were able to buy and invest in
The housing market is starting to shift away from larger homes. Over the past 10 years, the median square footage of new homes under construction has
Monthly inflation has been ticking higher, moving to a 0.4% monthly increase in March. That could be a sign that inflation is no longer trending
The past four years have seen the economy make its steepest correction since the Great Depression. That’s thanks to Covid-related lockdowns. And we’ve
Gold has been hitting new all-time highs. And not just in the U.S. dollar, but when compared to other currencies also. While the price
History is being made. For over a year now, the yield curve on U.S. Treasurys has been inverted. That means that shorter-duration debt has