by
Teresa Ghilarducci
The economist offers views on the U.S. debt, retirement age, Social Security and more.
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Tim Culpan
A lot of money and energy is expended on the cryptocurrency, but AI could be even more power hungry.
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John Mauldin
We don't know the precise timing or nature of the crisis, but the patterns indicate one is coming and could be severe.
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Nir Kaissar
Differences in valuation and profitability complicate the investing analysis. Consider using the PEP ratio.
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Bruno Sousa
How wealth managers can help clients evaluate the maturing crypto investment landscape.
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John Lynch
Market interest rates have moved steadily higher in recent weeks, posing challenges for consumers, businesses and investors.
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Bill Dudley
The paradigm has shifted. Higher yields are back.
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Simon Zais
It's time for all ETF providers to grant investors the vote, or get left behind.
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David Kelly
At the Fed's annual meeting this week, Chairman Powell will discuss today's economic landscape and the road ahead.
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John Mauldin
Here's a look into how U.S. history unfolded through repeating cycles and what it means for the future.
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James K. Galbraith
According to a new narrative that has recently emerged in the U.S., China is suffering economic decline.
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Nick Veronis
The unique characteristics of growth equity drive a distinct risk-reward profile.
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Frank Cornett
Adopting a broader perspective may help alleviate anxiety and uncertainty for advisors and investors.
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Jason Furman
The decline in inflation over the past year was predictable. Standard economic models appear to work, after all.
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Jeffrey Frankel
As recently as 2022, most monetary economists expected interest rates to remain in negative territory indefinitely.
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Conor Sen
Recent data suggest that economic growth looks likely to accelerate in the quarters ahead.
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Brad McMillan
July was a good month for stocks across the board. August may be more challenging.
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David Kelly
It looks increasingly likely that the U.S. economy will avoid entering a recession in 2023.
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Daniel Gros
The very central banks that are being praised for reining in inflation played a significant role in causing it.
