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Stock Market Flinches On Widening Middle East War
Stock prices and bond yields dipped while oil prices jumped this morning. In Washington, a senior White House official said…
Eric Wallerstein
Eric joined YRI in 2024 after reporting on bonds at The Wall Street Journal and working as an analyst at the NY Fed. He studied economics, finance, and politics at Bucknell University.
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Will China's Two Bazookas Shoot Silver Bullets?
Over the past several days, China has unleashed several fiscal and monetary stimulus measures. China investor Jason Hu called these…
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The Economic Week Ahead
The week ahead is jampacked with employment indicators. The Fed started a new monetary easing cycle on September 18, cutting…
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Market Call: October Is Here. What Could Possibly Go Wrong?
We asked the very same question at the start of September, and were hard pressed to come up with an…
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Revisions Show US Economy Is Still Flying High
Hard luck for the hard-landers today. Today's GDP report was full of upward revisions:
(1) GDP versus GDI.…
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When American Consumers Are Depressed, They Go Shopping
Consumer confidence has been relatively depressed for the past couple of years according to the Consumer Confidence Index (CCI) and…
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Dr Ed's Video Webcast 9/25/24
The Fed is starting a new easing cycle to avoid a recession that we don’t see coming, based on…
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Global Monetary Fire Hose To The Rescue!
Chinese stocks rose 4.1% overnight thanks to the flurry of easing measures from its central bank (chart). The Peoples…
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A Safe Haven In A World Of Troubles
The US is a tranquil island in a sea of troubles. Geopolitical turmoil poses a threat to the continued prosperity…
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Market Call: The Next Surprise
So far, September isn't living up to its bad reputation for the stock market now that the S&…
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The Economic Week Ahead: September 23-27
This week's economic indicators should confirm our view that the Fed cut the federal funds rate (FFR) by…
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Raising Odds Of A Meltup
We've focused on three scenarios since the start of the decade: a 1920s-style Roaring 2020s, a reprise of…
