economics
With November’s gain, the LEI no longer signals an impending recession...
The collapse of Germany shocks many. But ... this was inevitable for over a decade...
HERE WE GO AGAIN: CALIFORNIA DECLARES STATE OF EMERGENCY IN RESPONSE TO BIRD FLU
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In retrospect, it will turn out that the only thing the BIden administration "created" was lies.
A whirlwind of events, we get the Fed, the BoJ and BoE meetings, as well as US retail sales, global PMIs and inflation prints.
“The Japanification of China bonds may be inevitable at some point...”
“There is now very low probability that the next government will sustainably reduce the size of fiscal deficits beyond next year.”
"I would say everyone is incredibly enthusiastic..."
Tariffs have gained renewed focus ahead of President-elect Donald Trump’s second term, and his pro-tariff agenda. The Biden administration hasn’t shied away from trade measures against China either...
...$233.9 million in tax hikes including rideshare prices and streaming services. It has already passed a key committee in the city council...
Sorry Elon, there is no stopping this train...
...self-appointed “saviors of the world” believed that if Germany led the way, others would soon follow.. But it would now seem that Germany has become more of an anti-role model than a role model...
"The December FOMC may well end up determining how equities end up finishing the year. Tomorrow’s CPI is the last major data point ahead that flows into that."
New import tariffs on Canada, Mexico and China could come into force Jan. 20...
The latest NY Consumer survey found prevailing financial optimism thanks to Trump's election, even as inflation expectations rose modestly higher.
The good news is cars last longer, assuming you take care of them. But eventually, maintenance gets expensive.
Everyone is bracing for the moment when the US economy suddenly grinds to a halt and collapses under the weight of its own debt.
Illegal aliens account for about 4.4% of the US workforce, but the share is much higher in some industries: 20% in landscaping and private household services, 17% in crop production, 15% in food processing manufacturing, and 13% in construction.
While Trump continues to assemble his team to Make America Great Again, Emmanuel Macron is now faced with the difficult task of finding a new PM to make France governable again