There's uncertainty regarding how much interest rates may rise and how long they'll remain elevated to bring inflation down.
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Overall, job growth has moderated but remains healthy.
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Inflation is high, interest rates are rising, and there is no shortage of economic uncertainty. What accounts for the S&P 500's recent rally?
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Signs that inflation may have peaked have gotten the attention of investors.
Read MoreSince markets have been rewarding evidence-based investors through the decades, we intend to continue doing the same.
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In normal times, job growth would reflect an economic boom. These are not normal times.
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Two straight GDP declines meet the common definition of a recession. Case closed: We’re in a recession … or are we?
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Read MoreMarket downturns don’t have to be all doom-and-gloom. Savvy investors will look for the silver lining, such as a Roth conversion.
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The U.S. dollar has hit its highest level in nearly 20 years.
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Despite talk of peak inflation, retail inflation continues to surge.
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If we are in a recession, would we see people splurging on expensive airline tickets and hotels?
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We look at the double whammy that home buyers face.
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Will the Fed blink in the face of a recession, assuming “compelling evidence” is still elusive?
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Last week was the first time since 1994 that the Fed boosted the key rate by 75 bp.
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