The most recent inflation data shows that inflation continues to persist near recent highs. The trend makes it likely that the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates again in November. Does that mean a recession is inevitable? Are we past the bottom or are markets going to fall further?
What's going on with the markets? Higher-than-expected inflation data slammed investor expectations and rippled through markets, causing a broad selloff. Want a deep dive into what's going on and what would happen? Keep reading.
New laws are here! The new Inflation Reduction Act is a big enchilada of green energy spending, corporate taxes, and some pretty major changes to Medicare. Is this deal a big deal? Could be. Here are some Medicare changes you might want to know about
Is the bear market over? Let's discuss. (Don't want a dive into the latest market and economy stuff? Scroll down to my P.S. for a big-picture question. I'm eager to hear what you think.)
Are we in a recession? Depends on who you ask. That's pretty confusing, right? Let's discuss.
Markets rallied in relief on some better-than-expected data on Friday. It was a bright spot in what has seemed like a relentless parade of bad news. But the Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq still all closed out the week with losses. Is this the bottom of the bear market?
