Five Charts for the Week that Was: August 7, 2026
On Friday morning (August 7), the Bureau of Labor Statistics announced that net new job creation declined in July by 23,000 jobs. The Bureau also announced downward revisions to the
FOMC Commentary – July 29, 2026
he Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) elected to hold the target interest rate (Fed Funds rate) range at 3.25%-3.75%. This action was only a surprise to market traders who chose Ten Charts for the Week that Was: Webinar Bonus Edition
As a bonus edition of Charts for the Week That Was, we’ve included 10 charts featured in our Mid-Year Outlook webinar. If you missed it, you can watch the replay
2026 Mid Year Economic and Investment Outlook Webinar
July 22, 2026 – Tune in as Chief Economist Jeanette Garretty and Chief Investment Officer Stuart Katz break down what happened in the first half of the year and provide Five Charts for the Week That Was: June 26, 2026
On Tuesday, June 23, the US Congress passed the 21st Century ROAD (“Renewing Opportunity in the American Dream”) to Housing Act, a piece of legislation focused on increasing the supply FOMC Commentary – June 17, 2026
Well, that didn’t take long. The new Fed Chairman, Kevin Warsh, put his immediate mark on Federal Reserve communications following this most recent FOMC (Federal Open Market Committee) meeting. In a Five Charts for the Week That Was: June 5, 2026
US Nonfarm Payrolls rose by an impressive 172,000 in May. Also notable was the sharp upward revision in March employment by 29,000 jobs and April employment by 64,000 jobs (placing April
Beyond the Noise Podcast – Episode 2
May 22, 2026 – Listen to Chief Economist Jeanette Garretty and Chief Investment Officer Stuart Katz as they analyze the economy and markets amidst current geopolitical tensions. Five Charts for the Week That Was: May 22, 2026
Bond yields got everyone’s attention this week. The 30-year Treasury hit its highest level in almost 20 years (going back to just before the Great Financial Crisis), and the 10-year