US core PCE rises at slowest monthly pace since May, lifting sentiment. Wall Street bounces back but caution persists, dollar stands tall. Yen halts freefall for now, but thin holiday trading poses...
Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) read on inflation (an alternative to the CPI, preferred by the Fed) increased +0.1% in November, and +2.4% over the last 12 months. With food and energy prices...
It will be a holiday-shortened trading week due to the Christmas holiday. Markets in the US will close early on Christmas Eve, December 24th, at 1 PM Eastern and remain closed all day on Wednesday,...
Well, that was quite an eventful week. We had a Fed announcement, and all the market geniuses were quick to attribute the cause of the 3% decline to the Fed announcement. However, this is nothing...
Inflation I, the Good: In our Roaring 2020s scenario, a productivity growth boom boosts real GDP growth, keeps a lid on inflation, drives up real labor compensation, and widens profit margins. Last...
From everyone at MarketGauge, we wish you and your family the happiest and healthiest holiday season. We appreciate the time and attention you spend with us and hope we can help you reach your goals...
The Federal Reserve’s policy change and economic projections have significantly impacted markets, leading to a rise in US yields. The US PCE data released on Friday rose less than expected,...
Below are the top 10 events and surprises that could impact financial markets and the global economy in the New Year. These are not forecasts, but potential macro-economic, geopolitical or market...
For $20,000, you can buy a global airline pass to see the world. Or, for the low price of free, you can take a quick trip with us worldwide. Unfortunately, our global trip is not as exciting as an...
Even the sharpest minds can stumble when emotions overrule discipline in investing. History shows that caution often outlasts the allure of market euphoria. In stretched markets, staying grounded...