The U.S. government’s employee headcount had reached a new non-census-year post-World War II record in January. But that has since […]
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As the credit markets tighten up and rejections become more likely, consumers are beginning to pull back on borrowing activity.
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The traditional relationships between asset classes – like stocks rising as bonds fall, and vice versa – are changing, making
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The U.S. consumer took a hit in early February, with the University of Michigan’s sentiment index dropping from 67.8 from
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The 200-day simple moving average is a key indicator that many investors use to gauge and predict long-term trends in
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As of 2025, the Bank of Japan’s (BOJ) balance sheet is massive, equivalent to 125% of Japan’s GDP. That makes
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