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Stormy September So Far
Good news is bad news again. The stock and bond markets sold off yesterday following better-than-expected readings for August'…
Inflation
Is inflation transitory, or will it be persistent and even protracted? This is the key question many investors and business managers are struggling to answer. These QuickTakes aim to assess the answer based on the latest data on prices and wages.
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PCED Inflation Rate Still On Moderating Course
Both the headline and core PCED inflation rates rose 0.2% m/m in July. Fed Chair Jerome Powell anticipated…
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The Economic Week Ahead: August 28 - September 1
Another fun-filled and data-packed week ahead. Hard to believe that the summer is almost over. That just gets us closer…
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Dr Ed Answers Your Questions
The following are some questions we have received in the comments section of our QuickTakes recently, and Dr Ed'…
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Bond Yield Returning To Normal
The 10-year US Treasury bond yield continued to rise today, yet stock prices rallied led by the MegaCap-8 stocks. The…
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Bond Prices Go Drip, Drip, Drip
The 10-year US Treasury bond yield rose above 4.00% at the beginning of August on better-than-expected economic data. It…
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China: Desperately Seeking a New Engine
The Chinese are providing American consumers with cheaper goods. By doing so, the Chinese are increasing the purchasing power of…
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Bond Vigilantes Running Into Some Resistance
The 10-year US Treasury bond yield continues to run into resistance around 4.25%, which was last year's…
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The Economic Week Ahead: August 14-18
This week is packed with July's composite cyclical indicator releases which should ease fears that economic growth might…
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Inflation Remains On Downward Trend
The FOMC can take the rest of the year off. The federal funds rate is now restrictive enough to bring…
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China Exporting Deflation to US
The US doesn't have to experience a recession to bring inflation down if China's export prices…
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The Economic Week Ahead: August 7-11
Everyone hold your breath: The next BIG inflation number will be July's CPI (Thu). It could be troublesome…
