Why Consumers Are Right to Worry About Transitory Inflation
The Fed argues that transitory inflation is acceptable, but inflation, however transitory, still pushes prices higher in the long run.
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Attention Traders: It Might Be Time to Ignore Recession Signals
Some economists are worried that the U.S. is headed towards a recession, but the yield curve tells a different story.
Economists Are Starting to Notice Inflation, But It’s a Little Late
Economists are starting to acknowledge that inflation keeps rising, but their newest projections don't take into account consumer behavior.
Consumers Are Doing Better Even With High Inflation
Consumers have limited resources and must make sacrifices as prices rise. Despite high inflation, consumers are still spending more.
Employers Are Hiring as Fast as They Can
The pandemic drove many people out of the workforce. With businesses opening back up, employees should be returning. But that ...
China’s PMI Trend Is an Ominous Global Warning
Evergrande might have been just the start. China's PMI is low and trending lower, which is bad news for the ...
A Big Story Is Hidden in the Unemployment Report
In the latest unemployment report, the number of workers leaving exceeded the number of new jobs created. Part-time jobs are ...
Winter’s Energy Price Spike Will Add to the Fed’s Problems
Federal Reserve Chair Powell may soon have another temporary scapegoat for inflation as energy prices spike throughout the winter months.
Even if Gold Doesn’t Show It, Metals Confirm Inflation
Gold and silver have long been used as inflation hedges, but the prices of other, non-precious metals also reflect the ...
Consumer Spending Shows Stocks Will Rally
Increased consumer spending is a sign the economy is recovering, reflecting a closer return to normalcy in consumer savings and ...
