Core inflation isn’t rising on a monthly basis, but it isn’t slowing either.
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Read MoreThere's uncertainty regarding how much interest rates may rise and how long they'll remain elevated to bring inflation down.
Read MoreOverall, job growth has moderated but remains healthy.
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Read MoreInflation is high, interest rates are rising, and there is no shortage of economic uncertainty. What accounts for the S&P 500's recent rally?
Read MoreSigns that inflation may have peaked have gotten the attention of investors.
Read MoreSince markets have been rewarding evidence-based investors through the decades, we intend to continue doing the same.
Read MoreIn normal times, job growth would reflect an economic boom. These are not normal times.
Read MoreTwo straight GDP declines meet the common definition of a recession. Case closed: We’re in a recession … or are we?
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Read MoreMarket downturns don’t have to be all doom-and-gloom. Savvy investors will look for the silver lining, such as a Roth conversion.
Read MoreThe U.S. dollar has hit its highest level in nearly 20 years.
Read MoreDespite talk of peak inflation, retail inflation continues to surge.
Read MoreAnswer these questions to determine whether now is the right time to sell your house or stay put.
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Read MoreWe look at the double whammy that home buyers face.
Read MoreTax loss harvesting can help you make the most of a down market and reduce your taxable income.
Read MoreWill the Fed blink in the face of a recession, assuming “compelling evidence” is still elusive?
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