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It is admittedly difficult currently to find economic analysis that is not tinged with unwarranted political commentary. As Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell stated in his press conference last week
The interest rate decision coming up this Thursday by the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) of the Federal Reserve is front-and-center, especially following a number of mixed signals in the
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Following the widely-anticipated European Central Bank rate cut last Thursday, virtually every member of the decision-making body will be giving speeches this week, some of which might even usefully explain
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As the Federal Reserve steps gingerly towards its next interest rate decision at the FOMC meetings scheduled for July 30-31, the data released this week will be critical. Markets do
You are excused if you are feeling like you have a bad case of adult-onset ADD. It is hard to keep focused at the moment. However, this is precisely when
The U.S. economy is slowing down. Nonfarm payroll numbers for June, released last Friday, were accompanied by a downward revision in the numbers for May and April. When combined with
Any fireworks over the next few days will likely be confined to the traditional variety, not those of an economic sort. However, this is mainly because the cache of economic
