Rising inflation and yield curve normalization are creating new market risks. Find out how income investors could shield ...

This trend has been gathering for decades but in the past few years has conclusively swept the West End. The irrational ...

On average, those tracked prices have increased around 25%. And that’s not far from federal inflation data: Cumulatively, U.S ...

None of this means that we won't see craziness or volatility. But it is a corrective for MAGA euphoria or liberal panic. Even if you think Donald Trump will control Congress and the judiciary in ...

Consumers are likely to see higher prices on gasoline front-loaded in the first half of 2025 and then see a slowdown start to ...

Then there are the doves — those who fixate more on maximising employment and output growth while tolerating greater inflation risk. Hawks prefer to keep interest rates high while doves prefer them ...

In November, year-over-year growth in the money supply was at 2.35 percent. That’s a 27-month high and the largest ...

Inflation expectations remain well anchored ... we believe the big backup in yields is starting to make bonds more attractive ...

In your intention is to work into your 70s, housing changes should be part of your retirement planning because some of these ...

The Budget, while in exercise in nominal numbers, is expected to help all of us live and aspire for a better real life. It is ...

Financials: The financials sector should benefit from reduced regulatory pressure and positive leverage to rising interest rates. Banks, for example, directly benefit from higher interest rates as ...

which helps keep inflation low. Higher rates make it more expensive for people to maintain their existing debt. This reduces the amount of money that they have to spend and, over time, that reduces ...