by
Hannah Levitt
Dimon has been saying for over a year that despite being in good shape now, U.S. consumers and businesses are facing major headwinds.
by
Alex Tanzi
Analysts have been debating the impact on household finances and the economy as Americans resume student loan payments.
by
Charlie Wells
Bond-market dynamics are harder for many to intuit than those of the stock market
by
Evan Simonoff
A portfolio should account for the risks of both inflation and a recession, strategist Tim Murray said.
by
Bailey Lipschultz, David Marino
Scion Asset Management trimmed its holdings to just 13 positions, liquidating bets on about two dozen stocks and ETFs.
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Michael MacKenzie
The company expects stocks and bonds to “resume their more typical inverse relationship” in 2024.
by
Farah Elbahrawy
The monthly survey showed investors hold the biggest overweight position in bonds since 2009.
by
Augusta Saraiva
Stock futures rose and Treasury yields declined as traders essentially wiped out the chance of another rate hike.
by
Bloomberg News
The new rules may magnify other risks such as elevated interest rates and labor costs.
by
Edward Hayes
The six strategies offer both government and corporate debt investments.
by
Betsey Stevenson
There is a large disparity between how Republicans and Democrats view the economy.
by
Farah Elbahrawy
The strategists expect S&P 500 earnings-per-share to rise 5% in 2024 to $237.
by
Sujata Rao, Alice Atkins
Declines in inflation will enable the central bank to start easing policy as soon as March, the bank's analysts say.
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Denitsa Tsekova
The sentiment is a sign of trust in the balance sheets of corporate America.
by FA Staff
A study found 40% of credit card holders are carrying higher balances than they did a year ago.
by
Reade Pickert
Consumers expect prices will climb at an annual rate of 3.2% over the next five to 10 years.
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Silla Brush
The firm, with $1.3 trillion in assets at the end of October, attributed much of the outflows to a few large client withdrawals.
