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Weekly jobless claims in the US were once again better than expected. This further confirms that the economy remains in a state where domestic inflationary pressures are building up, requiring the Fed to go further than expected.
By Mike GleasonPrecious metals markets are getting a bit of a lift this week as investors anticipate a pause in the Federal Reserve’s rate-hiking campaign.Fed policymakers...
(Friday market open) After a dry-as-dust data calendar the last few days, next week offers a data deluge which, along with a Federal Reserve meeting, could possibly shake the...
As long as investors do not know whether or not the US Federal Reserve will take a break in its cycle of interest rate hikes next week, they will take a break on the stock market....
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