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Allison Schrager
Adriana Kugler would tilt the central bank toward a labor market focus when inflation expertise is needed.
by
Jonathan Levin
Ultimately, it was never going to be easy for consumption and earnings to fall off a steep cliff so soon.
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Jim O’Neill
While investors shouldn't let rules of thumb override financial fundamentals, there are times when the fundamentals are hazy.
by
Gene Frieda
Adjusting the definition of price stability to support fiscal spending may result in higher inflation and slower growth.
by
Ana Palacio
For the West, the growing influence of the BRICS nations holds an important lesson.
by
Nir Kaissar
Traders don't believe that Congress is foolish enough to allow a default.
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Brad McMillan
After moderate gains in March, markets continued to rally in April.
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Adam Turnquist
Time is running out for Congress to raise the debt ceiling.
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Allison Schrager
The promise of high returns has encouraged retirement funds to pour money into PE investments, with terrible results.
by
Evan Simonoff
What shape the recovery will take remains unclear with so much uncertainty, he said.
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Kaushik Basu
The coming downturn is not inevitable, but restoring global growth will be extremely challenging for two key reasons.
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Brad McMillan
Don't expect any real news from Chair Powell at the end of the regular meeting of the Fed today.
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Drew Dornbusch
Savvy financial advisors are positioning themselves to provide intelligent solutions for high-net-worth property owners.
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Mohamed A. El-Erian
The solution to regional bank's crisis raises more questions and concerns about the U.S. financial system.
by
Conor Sen
The housing market is so tight, any relief on borrowing costs will just drive up prices, providing little help to buyers.
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William K.S. Wang
Tax-wise, fewer or no dividends benefits the shareholders, who minimize or avoid the immediate taxable income.
by
David Kelly
The proliferation of alternative payment methods has made monetary aggregates much less relevant to the economy.
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Bryce Sanders
Clients might be grim about the economy or the stock market. Here are 10 reasons they could be optimistic.
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Brad McMillan
Overall, we can look for a small decline rather than a moderate one, and possibly even a gain, in earnings.
