Stronger-than-expected economic support from consumers reinforces the case for the Federal Reserve to stay in its holding pattern on rates.
“Everybody is expecting the second half to be really strong,” says PM.
Despite a positive US market outlook, analysts at the alternative giant counselled increased international exposure as bigger deficits and geopolitical uncertainty take hold.
Ten out of 12 districts expect future economic activity to either flatline or soften in the upcoming months, according to the Fed's Beige Book release.
Recent calm is a turnaround from earlier in the year.
Treasury secretary is in the right job but could replace Powell.
“The Bluerock share redemptions are outrunning fund raising,” said one analyst. “I can’t imagine it will be treated kindly in the public markets.”
Financial advisors weigh in on the surge in copper prices in the wake of President Trump's tariff announcement.
The latest federal data show the CPI increasing 2.7% over the previous 12 months, outpacing the 2.4% May figure and raising questions around the impact of trade uncertainty.
Firm has been given assurances to resume some AI chip sales in China.
Inflation data is due at 8.30am ET Tuesday.
Risk level in investor portfolios is the highest ever on a three-month basis.
"The US economy’s slow patch during 2025’s tariff hikes will likely give way to stabilization in 2026 as income tax cuts kick in," Comerica's chief economist Bill Adams told InvestmentNews.
Innovation and regulation often produce friction in financial markets, maybe even fireworks. But financial advisors are applauding the SEC's latest move on financial tokens - so far.
The trajectory for the US economy has shifted as each quarter of 2025 ticks by.
Markets are also awaiting economic data for tariff impact signals.
Investors may be undervaluing financials sector.
Wall Street strategists believe stock index may surge more than 50%.
US president also warns of new tariffs on other countries.
Traders appear to be desensitized but that could be a problem later.