Oxford Economics Gauge Enters Recession Zone, Consumer Spending Unfazed
Oxford Economics' US business-cycle indicator sounds recession alarm, but consumer spending and AI investment remain strong.
Oxford Economics' US business-cycle indicator sounds recession alarm, but consumer spending and AI investment remain strong.
Fundstrat's Tom Lee argues that rising Treasury yields are not a threat but a filter that favors strong companies. He also expects inflation to decline in the…
UBS says October Fed hike odds are overdone; 10-year yield above 5.1% for first time since 2007.
US stock indices fell again as yields surged on rate hike expectations, each index testing key support levels.
Fed's Paulson signals another rate hike may be needed; other officials echo hawkish stance.
The SNB held rates at 0% and modified its intervention stance; USDCHF climbed to its highest since May 2025.
Fed's Hammack says inflation risks are tilted upward, supply shocks challenge policy.
The dollar rises and bond yields pressure stocks as traders await Trump-Xi talks. Yields near multi-year highs.
Fed's Williams says another rate hike this year is 'reasonable' and inflation is the biggest obstacle.
Strong economic data can sometimes hurt stocks if it raises inflation fears and prompts tighter monetary policy.
Berkshire Hathaway's $359.2 billion cash pile has yet to show a higher yield from the Fed's September rate hike.
The Trump administration is exploring a stablecoin initiative to attract foreign capital into US debt, potentially easing financing of the $40 trillion…
Bloomberg says the Trump administration may use joint ventures to boost overseas demand for dollar stablecoins and US debt.
The US Treasury's 5-year note auction priced at 5.033%, the highest yield since 2006, as demand weakened, pressuring risk assets like bitcoin.
Goldman cut its end-2026 gold forecast to $4,650/oz from $4,900, kept $5,400 target for 2027, citing central bank buying.