Markets enter a shortened Thanksgiving week following significant losses that saw major indexes break below key technical support levels despite strong Nvidia earnings.
In the midst of the current economic turbulence, Bill Gross, a seasoned bond manager on Wall Street, has made a bold prediction about the Federal Reserve's upcoming actions.
Federal Reserve officials divided on interest rate cuts, adding uncertainty for a December cut. Americans lack emergency savings as holiday spending and financial stress peak.
U.S. labor market rebounds in September, boosting growth optimism and raising questions over a potential Federal Reserve rate cut in December. Trump administration considers delaying semiconductor tariffs, signaling a major policy shift for U.S. tech imports and global supply chains.
A deep dive into how stablecoins, abundant reserves, and deteriorating U.S. fiscal policy may reshape monetary policy—examining implications for the Fed’s balance sheet, seigniorage, inflation risks, and whether fiscal dominance is inevitable.
Bitcoin’s weekend price action may set the tone for U.S. stocks, as NVDA and the SPX react to shifting risk appetite. A BTC rebound could spark an equity bounce, while further weakness may deepen market caution despite Fed rate-cut hopes.
This week's economic headlines highlighted the impact of Trump's tariffs, rising utility bill delinquencies, and market concerns ahead of potential Fed rate decisions.
I’ve been busy peering into the crystal ball for 2026. It’s foggy, naturally, and dare I say it, a bit boring. The consensus? Reasonable US growth, underpinned by AI and high income consumers. Europe looks steady, though buoyed by German stimulus.
