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MarketScape: Energy Prices Challenge Investors
Surging energy prices can sway the inflation, economic growth and monetary policy.
The Energy Challenge
As energy prices climb and temperatures fall, our views on inflation and growth are put to the test. Find out how the spike impacts our outlook.
Fed set for a November taper despite weaker growth outlook
Half of the members now expect the first rate hike of the cycle to happen next year.
Student of the Market: October
Stay on top of changing market environments by learning from their historical parallels.
What’s Behind Door #3?
is a question very familiar to fans of the long-running TV game show “Let’s Make A Deal.”
Can Democrats Use Reconciliation To Pass A Global Minimum Tax?
Last week, 136 countries representing about 90 percent of the global economy agreed to a plan sponsored by the United States to enact a 15 percent global minimum tax on most businesses that operate internationally.
A Broader Tilt to Value
Value stocks, including those outside the U.S., have cheap valuations and could benefit from an improving economic environment.
Webcast: Navigating A New Rates Regime
The stimulus actions employed by central banks since the start of the pandemic have dramatically altered the fixed income landscape. Are rates stuck near zero for the foreseeable future, or will inflation and a growing debt mountain force a change?
What is ELB?
As global market rates move closer to zero, policymakers confront what "effective lower bound'' is for the Fed's benchmark rate.
Stocks Stumble Through September
Unfortunately, September lived up to its reputation as a bumpy month for the market and then some, with the S&P 500 selling off approximately 4.7%.
Weekly Market Compass: After an awful month for stocks, what’s in store for October?
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Student of the Market: October
Stay on top of changing market environments by learning from their historical parallels.