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U.S. Inflation Broadly Cools In Encouraging Sign For Fed Officials

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The news came just hours before the Fed was to make an announcement on interest rates.

Americans' Worries About Interest Rates And Inflation Have Hit New Highs

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Half the respondents to a survey said interest rates are among their top three financial concerns.

America's Debt Is Both Sustainable And A Problem

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In the International Monetary Fund's estimation, U.S. government debt is on a sustainable path.

Fed's Higher-For-Longer Stance Hits Firms That Expected Rate Cut

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Bankruptcies are up and capital investments in manufacturing have slowed.

Watch What Consumers Do, Not How They Feel

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Sentiment about the U.S. economy has been improving, but the more reliable indicator is Americans' ability to spend.

Combining Private And Publicly Traded Assets To Strengthen Portfolio Resilience

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Today's tools allow advisors to have more robust client conversations around incorporating private markets into portfolios.

India At The Crossroads

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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's recent victory in the national elections was muted at best.

Why U.S. Financial Markets Are Cruising Through A Long Fed Hold

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There appear to be three main reasons for the economy's resilience in the face of elevated interest rates.

Homeownership Costs In The U.S. Jumped 26% Since Pandemic Began

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Home maintenance accounted for the largest share of ownership costs in Bankrate's findings.

Neoliberalism Worked Pretty Well, Actually

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Yes, the market-driven economic policy of the last several decades left too many behind, but it also spurred historic growth.

El-Erian Says Strong Jobs Data Closes Door On July Fed Rate Cut

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The economist expects the Federal Open Market Committee will only signal one rate cut for this year.

Rising U.S. Debt Load Poses A Growing Risk For Treasury Market

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The amount of outstanding U.S. Treasurys has grown to $27 trillion from about $12 trillion 10 years ago.

Compensation Plans At U.S. Small Firms Decline To Three-Year Low

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Fewer firms say they plan to boost pay in the next three months.

The Moral Hazard Of Lower Interest Rates

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At a time when asset prices are already elevated, lower borrowing costs will invite even more leverage and speculation.

U.S. Payroll Gains Not As Robust As Reported, BLS Data Suggest

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The new release adds uncertainty about the labor market as the Fed considers interest rate cuts.

Citi Wealth Says Equal-Opportunity S&P Is A Way To Play Rally

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Citi says stock gains could move beyond the megacap tech names.

Goldman Sees 'Wall Of Money' Fueling Stock Market's Summer Party

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A flood of cash from passive equity positions should boost stocks in the second half of 2024.

These Economic Statistics Could Foretell The Election, Federated's Orlando Says

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Orlando maintained his firm is sticking with its soft-landing scenario for the economy.

Ray Dalio Touts U.S. Elections, China Conflicts As Global Risks

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He worries about economic sanctions, saying economic warfare precedes military warfare.

Job Openings Fall To Lowest Since 2021 In Broad Cooldown

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The decline helped lower a ratio closely watched by the Federal Reserve to the lowest level in nearly three years.

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